Chemistry, 17.03.2021 23:40 mikehager4321
How many moles of Al will be consumed when 0.400 mol of Al2O3 are produced in
the following equation?
4A1+302 -> 2A1203
A)
0.200 mol
B) 0.400 mol
C) 0.800 mol
D) 0.600 mol
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How many moles of Al will be consumed when 0.400 mol of Al2O3 are produced in
the following equatio...
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