Posted by Bimpe on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 1:36am.
balance the reaction equation:
2C6H10+17O2>>12CO2 + 10H20 check that.
so you get 12 moles CO2 for each 2 mole of C6H10
molesCO2=12/2 * moles C6H10=6*35/molmassC6H10
figure that out. Then,
PV=nRT
V=nRT/P where n is moles CO2, you are given T (change it to K). Watch units of R, you are in kelvins, atm
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