carbon and oxygen combine to form carbon dioxide gas they do so in the same ratio 3:8 what mass - Science - Atoms and Molecules

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carbon and oxygen combine to form carbon dioxide gas they do so
in the same ratio 3:8 what mass of oxygen would be required to
react completely with 6 0g of carbon? also calculate the mass of
carbon dioxide gas so formed which law of chemical combination will
govern our answer?

Surya Teja · Answer

3g of carbon combines with 8g of O2
LET MASS Of c combining with 6g of O2 be Xg
3/8=X/6
X =3/8 *6
X =0 75*6
X=2 25
here the law of definite proportions will govern us
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carbon and oxygen combine to form carbon dioxide gas.they do so in the same ratio 3:8 .what mass of oxygen would be required to react completely with 6.0g of carbon? also calculate the mass of carbon dioxide gas so formed. which law of chemical combination will govern our answer?