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In the reaction C + O2 gives CO2, what volume of CO2 at STP is produced from 12 g of carbon?
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A 11.2 dm^3
B 22.4 dm^3
C 44.8 dm^3
D 5.6 dm^3
Explanation

12 g C = 1 mol, giving 1 mol CO2 = 22.4 dm^3 at STP.

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