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Jakayla Mathews
6 April, 10:22
How many moles are in 24 grams of FeF3
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Shamar Mcdowell
6 April, 11:13
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First, you need to find the Molar Mass of the compound, the Molar Mass of FeF3 would be: 55.85+19+19+19=112.85g/mol. Once you've found the Molar Mass, you divide grams by Molar Mass: 24/112.85=0.2127.
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