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Justice Curtis
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12 August, 19:46
How many moles of atoms are in 6.00 g of 13C?
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Zackery Palmer
12 August, 20:05
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M (¹³C) = 13.00 g/mol
m (¹³C) = 6.00 g
n (¹³C) = m (¹³C) / M (¹³C)
n (¹³C) = 6.00/13.00=0.4615 mol
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