A sample of C12H22011 contains 0.4662 moles of carbon atoms. How many moles of hydrogen atoms are in the sample? O 10.26 moles O 0.9324 moles O 0.2543 moles O 0.8547 moles O 0.4662 moles

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A sample of C12H22011 contains 0.4662 moles of carbon atoms. How many moles of hydrogen atoms are in the sample?
O 10.26 moles
O 0.9324 moles
O 0.2543 moles
O 0.8547 moles
O 0.4662 moles
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