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How much oxygen is typically required to complete a combustion reaction A.Triple to Quadruple the amount listed B. Same as the amount listed C. Ten times amount listed D. Double…

How much oxygen is typically required to complete a combustion reaction A.Triple to Quadruple the amount listed B. Same as the amount listed C. Ten times amount listed D. Double…
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How much oxygen is typically required to complete a combustion reaction

A.Triple to Quadruple the amount listed
B. Same as the amount listed
C. Ten times amount listed
D. Double or triple the amount listed

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User Krunal Mevada
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Answer:

Mass of oxygen required = 19.5 moles × 16 g/mol = 312 g.

Step-by-step explanation:

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