5.) Calculate the number of moles of water produced by the reaction of 3.Z hydroxide. _Ca(OH), +_HNO, →_Ca{NO,), +_H,0 - 6.) If 50.0 g of Al,0, is produced, what mass of Al reacted? _Al +_0, →_Al,O, 7.) How many moles of propane (C,H,) will burn in 250.0 g of oxygen gas? H.O

5.) Calculate the number of moles of water produced by the reaction of 3.Z hydroxide. _Ca(OH), +_HNO, →_Ca{NO,), +_H,0 - 6.) If 50.0 g of Al,0, is produced, what mass of Al reacted? _Al +_0, →_Al,O, 7.) How many moles of propane (C,H,) will burn in 250.0 g of oxygen gas? H.O

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5.) Calculate the number of moles of water produced by the reaction of 3.Z
hydroxide.
_Ca(OH), +_HNO, →_Ca(NO,), +_H,0
6.) If 50.0 g of Al,0, is produced, what mass of Al reacted?
_Al +_0, Al,O,
7.) How many moles of propane (C,H) will burn in 250.0 g of oxygen gas?
_C,H, +_0, →_CO, +_H,O
8.) What mass of CO is needed to produce 100.0 g of CO,?
CO+_0,→ CO,

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