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Chemistry, 30.10.2020 17:30, TrueKing184

Consider that the mass of O in the sample must be the difference between the mass of C and H and the mass of the sample. Calculate the amount (mol) O in the sample. 0.00905 mol H2O formed 0.0181 mol H in sample 0.0136 mol C in sample

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