Explanation According to the conservation of mass, moles are constant in reactions, they will just rearrange and form new compounds. Then, knowing this, relate the total Carbon moles and hydrogen moles. Stoichiometrically, one mol of carbon forms one mol of carbon dioxide. Two moles of hydrogen will form one mol of water. Given: Cytosine molecule. Total carbon/grey = 4 Total hydrogen/white = 5 Stoichiometric ratio between hydrogen and water = 2:1 Stoichiometric ratio between carbon and carbon dioxide = 1:1 Calculation: For carbon dioxide m o l o f C a r b o n = ( 0.001 m o l o f c y t o sin ) x ( 4 m o l o f c a b r o n 1 m o l o f c y t o sin e ) m o l o f C O 2 = ( 0.004 m o l o f c a r b o n ) x ( 1 m o l o f C O 2 1 m o l o f C a r b o n ) m o l o f C O 2 = 0.004 m o l o f C O 2 For Water m o l o f H y d r o g e n = ( 0

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