Gasoline is combusted in a standard engine as shown in the diagram and reaction above . Calculate the theoretical yield of CO2 from completely burning 10.0 g of gasoline (C8H18)

30.8 g of CO2.

Explanation:

Using malar masses of gasoline and carbon dioxide:

2 * (12*8 + 1*18) g gas yields 16(12 + 2*16) g of CO2

228  704 g CO2

1g       704/228

10g   (704*10)/228 = 30.8 g.

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