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Given the equation 2 co + o2 —> 2co2, how many grams of co2 form if 34.0 grams of co are combined with excess oxygen? a) 53.4 b) 21.6 c) 145 d) 107 this question is really confusing to me, and i’m not even sure how to go about answering it.

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