The combustion of propane gas leads to formation of carbon dioxide and liquid water by the following equationC3Hg (g)+50(2subscript) (g)=3CO2(g)+4H2O(l) The standard empalthy for this reaction is delta H=-2220.0 kj. If 1.84 x 10^3kj of heat is evolved, what volume of CO2 gas in liters is produced if the reaction occurs at a pressure of 731 tirr and 21C? Express your answer with the correct amount of sig figs
The combustion of propane gas leads to formation of carbon dioxide and liquid water by the following equationC3Hg (g)+50(2subscript) (g)=3CO2(g)+4H2O(l) The standard empalthy for this reaction is delta H=-2220.0 kj. If 1.84 x 10^3kj of heat is evolved, what volume of CO2 gas in liters is produced if the reaction occurs at a pressure of 731 tirr and 21C? Express your answer with the correct amount of sig figs
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The combustion of propane gas leads to formation of carbon dioxide and liquid water by the following equationC3Hg (g)+50(2subscript) (g)=3CO2(g)+4H2O(l)
The standard empalthy for this reaction is delta H=-2220.0 kj. If 1.84 x 10^3kj of heat is evolved, what volume of CO2 gas in liters is produced if the reaction occurs at a pressure of 731 tirr and 21C? Express your answer with the correct amount of sig figs
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