A student is conducting a laboratory experiment with sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) with a molar mass of 146.07 g/mol. However, the student did not complete the required pre-laboratory notes. Compound Mass Moles Particles SF6 235.7 g Which selection complete the chart correctly? O 1.6 moles, 9.72 x1023 particles 0.62 moles, 9.72 x1023 particles O 1.6 moles, 2.65 x1022 particles 0.62 moles, 2.65 x1022 particles

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A student is conducting a laboratory experiment with sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) with
a molar mass of 146.07 g/mol. However, the student did not complete the required
pre-laboratory notes.
Compound
Mass
Moles
Particles
SF6
235.7 g
Which selection complete the chart correctly?
1.6 moles, 9.72 x1023 particles
0.62 moles, 9.72 x1023 particles
O 1.6 moles, 2.65 x1022 particles
0.62 moles, 2.65 x1022 particles
Transcribed Image Text:A student is conducting a laboratory experiment with sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) with a molar mass of 146.07 g/mol. However, the student did not complete the required pre-laboratory notes. Compound Mass Moles Particles SF6 235.7 g Which selection complete the chart correctly? 1.6 moles, 9.72 x1023 particles 0.62 moles, 9.72 x1023 particles O 1.6 moles, 2.65 x1022 particles 0.62 moles, 2.65 x1022 particles
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