Calculate the number of moles of O2 that would be needed to react with 38.9 moles of C8H18 .
2 C8H18(s) + 25 O2(g) → 16 CO2(g) + 18 H2O(l)
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Valerie, what's the problem here? oobleck and I showed you how to do the oxygen/potassium chlorate problem just below. This is worked the same way except it just asked for moles and not grams. If you will explain EXACTLY what you don't understand about this I shall be happy to address that for you. The idea with these help sessions is for you to learn how to do these problems yourself.
Maybe your post wasn’t good enough. Try to keep up.
@ oco shine :)
Exactly. If Valerie didn't understand my explanation I've invited her to explain what she didn't get and we can go from there. But there is no point in explaining another way unless I know the problem.
Exactly. If Valerie didn't understand my explanation I've invited her to explain what she didn't get and we can go from there. But there is no point in explaining another way unless I know the problem.
I'm talking about you bozo.
And spell my name right, jeez.
Srry if I was rude but stop being mean :<