I have three of Methane (CH 4 ) on the reactant side of the reaction . Do I have enough information to determine how many moles of products I will have following a reaction ? If not, what else do I need to know ?

Look at the reaction below: ca(hco3)2 --> caco3 + co2 + h2o first, balance the reaction. once balanced, use dimensional analysis or another method to find out how many moles of carbon dioxide will be produced if we start with 16.5 moles of calcium bicarbonate (calcium hydrogen carbonate). = mol of co2 number needs to be reported to three significant figures.

What are the advantages of using the metric system? designed as a decimal system making conversions simpler more accurate system of measurement has prefixes that correspond to an amount to use with all base units used by the entire scientific community

What is the volume of 3.2 moles of chlorine gas (cl2) at 295 k and 1.1 atm?