17 Isoctane of molecular formula(C2H18) is one
of the principal constituents of car fuel. 20g
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Chemistry, 07.01.2021 17:30 shetherealbrat
17 Isoctane of molecular formula(C2H18) is one
of the principal constituents of car fuel. 20g
of isoctane is burned:
a) Write the equation for the complete
combustion of isoctane.
b) Calculate the number of moles of
oxygen consumed.
Answers: 2
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