When $3.00 \,g$ of carbon is burnt in $8.00 \,g$ of oxygen,$11.00 \,g$ of carbon dioxide is produced. What mass of carbon dioxide will be formed when $3.00 \,g$ of carbon is burnt in $50.00 \,g$ of oxygen? Which law of chemical combination will govern your answer?

  • A
    $11.00 \,g$ of $CO_2$,Law of Constant Proportions
  • B
    $11.00 \,g$ of $CO_2$,Law of Conservation of Mass
  • C
    $183.33 \,g$ of $CO_2$,Law of Multiple Proportions
  • D
    $53.00 \,g$ of $CO_2$,Law of Constant Proportions

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