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Kaley Lester
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13 February, 12:01
How many moles of zinc are in 4.70 kg of zinc?
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Ryleigh Mcfarland
13 February, 12:06
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First we convert kg to g
1kg = 1000g
4.70=x (gram)
4.70*1000:1=4700g
now:
number of moles=mass:molarmass
number of moles=4700:65.4
number of moles=71.86moles.
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