A chemist reacts 24.0 grams of carbon with 24.0 g of oxygen to get 42.0 g of a gas, along with some leftover carbon. In another experiment, she reacts 30.0 grams of carbon with 40.0 grams of oxygen to get 70.0 g of a gas. Are the two gases the same?

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Carbon based or cells?

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