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Chemistry, 28.06.2021 08:30 FreyaLouise

Example 13:0.29 grams of a hydrocarbon with vapour density 29 when burnt completely in oxygen produce 448 ml of carbon dioxide at S. T.P. From the given information, calculate the (i) mass of carbon dioxide formed.​

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