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Salvador
26 January, 12:07
5.00 Kg carbon dioxide to moles?
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Brendon Yoder
26 January, 15:10
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5kg=5000g and CO2 (small two) = 44.01 g/mol
Moles=5000g/44.01g/mol
Moles=113.61mol
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