Question 17 of 50SubmitSolid lithium hydroxide is used toremove exhaled carbon dioxidefrom space vehicles by forminglithium carbonate and liquidwater. What mass of carbondioxide can be absorbed by 11.00grams of lithium hydroxide?1346.C789.+/-x 100II

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