Suppose you had exactly one mole of carbon, 12.01 grams and you chemically combined all of it with oxygen. In other words, you burned it completely. Write the chemical equation for the reaction. _____ For every single atom of carbon, how many single atoms of oxygen are needed to form one molecule of the product carbon dioxide? _____ How many atoms of carbon are in one mole of carbon? _____ How many atoms of oxygen would be needed to form one mole of CO 2? _____ What is the mass of the oxygen needed to react with one mole of carbon? _____ What would be the final mass of the CO 2? _____ Let=s suppose that you did not know ahead of time what the formula for the carbon dioxide product was. Maybe when carbon burns it forms CO or CO 3 or perhaps C 2O 3. If you had burned 12.01 grams of carbon, collected all the gas that was formed and found its mass to be 44.01 grams, you would then know that the mass of the oxygen that added to the carbon was _____ grams.