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Glenn Key
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9 July, 01:43
How many moles are in 63 grams of water (H2O) ?
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Gianna
9 July, 01:44
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Answer: 3.496 mol of H2O
Explanation:
63 g H2O x __1 mol__ = 3.496 mol of H2O
18.016 g
Round to however many significant figures are asked for.
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