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8. A sample of propane, CH was completely burned in air at SIP. The reaction occurred as shown below.
CH +0,43 CO, + 4H2O
If 67.2 liters of CO, were produced and all of the
carbon in the CO, came from the propane, what was
the mass of the propane sample?
(A) 11 grams
(B) 22 grains
(C) 33 grams
(D) 44 grams
(E) 55 grams

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