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Chemistry, 20.05.2021 21:50 hebrew1148
C21H44 is a wax that burns producing carbon dioxide and water by the
equation below). How many grams of oxygen would be required to
completely burn 20.6 g of C21H44 wax? *
2C21 H44 + 6402 – > 42C02 + 44H20
O 4.44 g
071.1 g
O 1429
O 210909
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