In a chemical reaction, 24 grams of
carbon reacted with exactly 64 grams
of oxygen. the product of this reaction
was carbon dioxide. how many grams
of carbon dioxide were formed?
pls

there must be 64 g + 24 g = 88 g of carbon dioxide present after the reaction.

Explanation: Since the total mass of substances used up in the reaction must be equal to the amount of product formed, according to the conservation of mass law,

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