QUESTION 35 How many moles of potassium sulfide in 27.6 grams of Potassium Sulfide, K2S ? O 110, mol O 0.251 mol O 3.96 mol O 3.99 mol O 0.388 mol QUESTION 36 How many grams of potassium chloride, KCI are in 300. ml. of 2.00M KCI solution?. To solve you need to find out the molar mass of KCI ? OA 4.8 g O B. 74.0 g OC.3.35 g O D.0.208 g OE. 0.600 g

QUESTION 35 How many moles of potassium sulfide in 27.6 grams of Potassium Sulfide, K2S ? O 110, mol O 0.251 mol O 3.96 mol O 3.99 mol O 0.388 mol QUESTION 36 How many grams of potassium chloride, KCI are in 300. ml. of 2.00M KCI solution?. To solve you need to find out the molar mass of KCI ? OA 4.8 g O B. 74.0 g OC.3.35 g O D.0.208 g OE. 0.600 g

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