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Title: Three moles of cyclohexane were completely burned in a pure oxygen atmosphere. How many moles of molecular ox? Post by: Leendr on May 3, 2013 Three moles of cyclohexane were completely burned in a pure oxygen atmosphere. How
many moles of molecular oxygen was required for complete combustion? A. 9 moles molecular oxygen B. 6 moles molecular oxygen C. 18 moles molecular oxygen D. 36 moles molecular oxygen E. None of the above Title: Three moles of cyclohexane were completely burned in a pure oxygen atmosphere. How many moles of molecular ox? Post by: FFFrontal on May 3, 2013 3(C6H12 + 9O2 --> 6H2O + 6CO2) means you'd need 27 moles of oxygen, so E, none of the above.
Title: Three moles of cyclohexane were completely burned in a pure oxygen atmosphere. How many moles of molecular ox? Post by: FFFFFFFFEEEEE on May 3, 2013 Content hidden
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