If 0.1127 g of glucose is combusted, what mass, in grams, of Co2 will be produced?

Answer by  chemteach (100)

Using stoichiometry, completely consuming 0. 1127 g of glucose by combustion with oxygen will produce a yield of 0. 1652 g of carbon dioxide.

Answer by  BrianSJ (524)

Combustion of one mole (180 g) or glucose produces 264 (6*44) g of CO2, so you'd get. 1127 * (264/180) =. 1653 g of CO2.