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What mass of CO2 forms when 12 g of carbon burns completely in air?
A44 g
B32 g
C22 g
D12 g
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 44 g
One mole of carbon (12 g) gives one mole of CO2, which weighs 44 g.
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