Chemistry, 15.04.2021 20:10, Ashu9011

If 6.5g of carbon is heated in air, the mass of the product obtained could be
either 23.0g or 14.0g depending on the
amount of air present. With what law
would this be in accordance?
(C = 12,O = 16)

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