ANSWER FOR>>A)To produce 2.25*10^2 that is 225 kj of heat required 225/802.3 =0.28 moles of CH4.
When 1 mole CH4burn 1 mole of CO2 will produced.
Therefore 0.28 mole of CH4 burn ,0.28 mole of CO2 will produced.
1 mole of CO2 =44g of CO2.
Therefore 0.28 moles of CO2 =(44*0.28)g=12.3g of CO2.
MCO2=12.3g of CO2
ANSWER FOR >>B)To produced 225 kj of heat ,required 225/2217=0.10 moles of C3H8.
When 1 mole of C3H8 burn then 3 moles of CO2 will produced.
Therefore 0.10 moles of C3H8 burns then 0.10*3=0.30 moles of CO will produced.
1 mole CO2 =44 g of CO2.
Therefore 0.30 moles of CO2 =(0.30*44)g=13.02g og CO2.
MCO2=13.02g of CO2
ANSWER FOR >>C)To produced 225 kj of heat ,required=225/5074.1=0.044 moles of C8H18.
1 mole C8H18 burns then 8 moles of CO2 will produced.
Therefore 0.044 moles of C8H18 burns then 8*0.044=0.352 moles of CO2 will produced.
1 mole CO2=44g
Therefore 0.352 moles of CO2=(44*0.352)G=15.488g of CO2.
MCO2=15.488 g of CO2.
ANSWER FOR >>D)Since here we have find that more amount CH4 is required to produce 225 kj of heat ,that is here methane contributes least amount of global warming.
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