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How much `O_(2)` is formed from 264 g `CO_(2)` & 216 g of `H_(2)O`

A

96 g

B

216 g

C

264 g

D

192 g.

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The correct Answer is:
D
264 g `CO_(2)` is equal to 6 moles of `CO_(2)`. 216 g of `H_(2)O` is equal to 12 moles. 192 g of `O_(2)` is equal to 6 moles of `O_(2)`.
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