Kami Export- Bryce Carrington-STOICHIOMETRY WORKSHEET#1 pof8. How many liters of oxygen gas are formed from 95.4 g of Copper (II) oxide?Copper (II) oxide → Copper + Oxygen9. How many formula units of Barium chloride are needed to react with 188 g ofAluminum sulfate?Aluminum suIfate + Barium chloride A luminum chloride + Barium su lfate

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8. How many liters of oxygen gas are formed from 95.4 g of Copper (II) oxide?
Copper (II) oxide → Copper + Oxygen
9. How many formula units of Barium chloride are needed to react with 188 g of
Aluminum sulfate?
Aluminum suIfate + Barium chloride A luminum chloride + Barium su lfate

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