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Gianna Payne
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26 June, 09:55
How many molecules are in 0.25 moles of CH4
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Damarion Ramsey
26 June, 10:22
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The base gram of the compound is 16.042
To find the new amount of grams, you need to multiply the amount of moles by the the base grams
16.042*.25=4.01
So one fourth of the compound is 4.01 grams of Carbon tetrahydride.
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