Consider the following balanced reaction: 2c4h10 (g)+13o2 (g)-->8co2 (g)+10h2o (g) Need to show all work. If...

Consider the following balanced reaction:

2c4h10 (g)+13o2 (g)-->8co2 (g)+10h2o (g)

Need to show all work.

If 7.0 moles of c4h10 are completely reacted, how many moles of co2 are produced?

If 19.0 moles of h2o are formed, how many moles of o2 required?

If 17.50 moles of c4h10 are completely reacted, how many grams of h2o are produced?

If 23.0 moles of o2 are completely reacted, how many grams of c4h10 were required?

If 156.0 grams of c4h10 are completely reacted, how many moles of co2 are produced?

If 80.0 grams of c4h10 are allowed to react with 550.0 grams of o2, how many grams of CO2 are produced?

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