When an organic compound is burned in the presence of oxygen, carbon dioxide and water are produced. The general chemical reaction is;
Organic compounds + oxygen ------ > carbon dioxide + water
When propane is burned in the presence of oxygen, carbon dioxide and water are formed.
C3H8+ 5O2 ------> 3CO2 + 4H2O
If there are 14 moles of carbon dioxide in products then, moles of propane used in reactants are;
14/3 C3H8+ 5*14/3O2 ------> 3*14/3CO2 + 4*14/3H2O
14/3C3H8+ 70/3 O2 ------> 14 CO2 + 56/3H2O
14/3 moles of propane are used to produce 14 moles of carbon dioxide.
Organic compounds + oxygen ------ > carbon dioxide + water
When propane is burned in the presence of oxygen, carbon dioxide and water are formed.
C3H8+ 5O2 ------> 3CO2 + 4H2O
If there are 14 moles of carbon dioxide in products then, moles of propane used in reactants are;
14/3 C3H8+ 5*14/3O2 ------> 3*14/3CO2 + 4*14/3H2O
14/3C3H8+ 70/3 O2 ------> 14 CO2 + 56/3H2O
14/3 moles of propane are used to produce 14 moles of carbon dioxide.