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Transcribed Image Text:A mixture of 50.00 grams propane, C3Hs, and 100.00 grams oxygen, O₂, is combusted. C3H8 - 44.10
g/mol and the reaction is C3H8 (g) +50O2(g) → 3CO₂(g) + 4H₂O(g). Select words from the
dropdown menus to fill in the blanks in the statement below.
is the limiting reactant and
Oxygen
is in excess.
✓ 22.42
grams of
propane
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