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Answer the questions about the balanced reaction 3A + 2B The molar masses are as follows: A = 10. g B = 20. g How many grams of A are required to make 1 mole of C? mol A -) = mol C (1 mol C)(- mol A (-- gA mol A 1 C + 100. cal C = 70. g Is the relationship between moles of C and grams of A a direct proportion? gA

Answer the questions about the balanced reaction 3A + 2B The molar masses are as follows: A = 10. g B = 20. g How many grams of A are required to make 1 mole of C? mol A -) = mol C (1 mol C)(- mol A (-- gA mol A 1 C + 100. cal C = 70. g Is the relationship between moles of C and grams of A a direct proportion? gA

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Answer the questions about the balanced reaction The molar masses are as follows: A = 10. g How many grams of A are required to make 1 mole of C? mol A (1 mol C)(- t. yes c. 2 m. 100 mol A (-- u. no -) = mol C n. 0.143 3A + 2B Is the relationship between moles of C and grams of A a direct proportion? a. 0 b. 1 d. 3 e. 4 g. 6 h. 7 i. 10 f. 5 o. 14.3 k. 30 1. 70 p. 0.286 s. 5.71 B = 20. g gA = 1 C + 100. cal C = 70. g mol A q. 0.429 j. 20 r. 4.29 gA
Transcribed Image Text:Answer the questions about the balanced reaction The molar masses are as follows: A = 10. g How many grams of A are required to make 1 mole of C? mol A (1 mol C)(- t. yes c. 2 m. 100 mol A (-- u. no -) = mol C n. 0.143 3A + 2B Is the relationship between moles of C and grams of A a direct proportion? a. 0 b. 1 d. 3 e. 4 g. 6 h. 7 i. 10 f. 5 o. 14.3 k. 30 1. 70 p. 0.286 s. 5.71 B = 20. g gA = 1 C + 100. cal C = 70. g mol A q. 0.429 j. 20 r. 4.29 gA
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