Example 11 Content Objective: General Chemistry/Reactions and Reaction Mechanisms/Stoichiometry For the reaction below, how much heat would be generated from 10.0 grams (g) of methane 32.0 g] (CH4) reacting with 64.0 g of oxygen? [MW (CH4) 16.0 g; MW (O2) CH4 (g) +202 (g) CO2 (g)+2H20 (g) AH =-890.3 kJ complete dsirion ef 34.0 ans of eoompe 120)-28.02 bole, and M0)-2.02 a/ mol 02 100016. orme How A. 5.56 kJ В. 556 kJ С. 1,391 kJ D. 8,903 kJ

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Content Objective: General Chemistry/Reactions and Reaction Mechanisms/Stoichiometry
For the reaction below, how much heat would be generated from 10.0 grams (g) of methane
32.0 g]
(CH4) reacting with 64.0 g of oxygen? [MW (CH4) 16.0 g; MW (O2)
CH4 (g) +202 (g)
CO2 (g)+2H20 (g) AH =-890.3 kJ
complete dsirion ef 34.0 ans of
eoompe
120)-28.02 bole, and M0)-2.02 a/ mol
02 100016.
orme
How A. 5.56 kJ
В. 556 kJ
С. 1,391 kJ
D. 8,903 kJ
Transcribed Image Text:Example 11 Content Objective: General Chemistry/Reactions and Reaction Mechanisms/Stoichiometry For the reaction below, how much heat would be generated from 10.0 grams (g) of methane 32.0 g] (CH4) reacting with 64.0 g of oxygen? [MW (CH4) 16.0 g; MW (O2) CH4 (g) +202 (g) CO2 (g)+2H20 (g) AH =-890.3 kJ complete dsirion ef 34.0 ans of eoompe 120)-28.02 bole, and M0)-2.02 a/ mol 02 100016. orme How A. 5.56 kJ В. 556 kJ С. 1,391 kJ D. 8,903 kJ
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