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of each reacta
actant, and calculate
ould be produced.
AICH)
(H,O)
dioxide?
oxide.
4Al(s) + 302(g)
2Al,O3(s)
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(SO)
Calculate the mass of Al,O3 that can be produced ic
Feach reactant is
unt, and calculate
dned
a 75.0% yield.
Donane (CaHs) burns in oxygen to produce carbonsia
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