methanol burns according to the following equation 2CH3OH+3O2---2CO2+4H2O If 4.50 moles of methanol are burnt in oxygen than how many moles of water are produced
Correct answer: C. 9 moles
- A. 4.5 moles
- B. 2.25 moles
- C. 9 moles
- D. 6 moles
Explanation
2CH3OH => 4H2O 4.5CH3OH => xH2O x= 9moles
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