A sample of 0.58 g of propanal, CH₃CH₂CHO (58 g/mol), is divided so that the whole amount is tested…

A sample of 0.58 g of propanal, $\text{CH}_{3}\text{CH}_{2}\text{CHO}$ ($58\ \text{g/mol}$), is divided so that the whole amount is tested twice, once with excess Tollens' reagent and once with excess Fehling's solution. Each aldehyde molecule gives two silver atoms with Tollens' reagent and one formula unit of copper(I) oxide, $\text{Cu}_{2}\text{O}$ ($143\ \text{g/mol}$), with Fehling's solution. Use Ag = 108 in g/mol. Find the amount of propanal, the mass of silver that forms and the mass of copper(I) oxide that forms.