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A cylinder of propane C3H8 contains 16.00kg of liquefied gas. Using a balanced equation, calculate the minimum mass of oxygen gas needed for complete combustion of the gas in the cylinder.
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1.Write out the balanced equation first
2.You could start by working out the moles for propane by doing mass/Mr (relative molecular mass)
3.Don't forget the molar ratio, scale your mol value up/down or it could remain the same.
4.Multiply the mole value by the Mr of Oxygen to find the final answer.
I hope this helps!
1.Write out the balanced equation first
2.You could start by working out the moles for propane by doing mass/Mr (relative molecular mass)
3.Don't forget the molar ratio, scale your mol value up/down or it could remain the same.
4.Multiply the mole value by the Mr of Oxygen to find the final answer.
I hope this helps!
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