If 3.07g of propane is burned with 14.9g of oxygen gas according to the following reaction equation, how many g of water

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If 3.07g of propane is burned with 14.9g of oxygen gas according to the following reaction equation, how many g of water

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If 3 07g Of Propane Is Burned With 14 9g Of Oxygen Gas According To The Following Reaction Equation How Many G Of Water 1
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If 3.07g of propane is burned with 14.9g of oxygen gas according to the following reaction equation, how many g of water vapor would theoretically be produced? C3H8 + O₂ ---> H₂O + CO₂ Hint there are no coefficients. Should there be? O 6.71g 1.25g 8.38g O 5.01g
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