Vitamin C has the formula CH,0, You burn 0.270 g of the compound in a combustion analysis chamber and isolate 0.404 g of cO, and 0.110 g of H,O. What is the amount of H present in the original sample, in moles? 0.00919 mol CO, 0.00919 mol C 0.00610 mol HyO mol

Vitamin C has the formula CH,0, You burn 0.270 g of the compound in a combustion analysis chamber and isolate 0.404 g of cO, and 0.110 g of H,O. What is the amount of H present in the original sample, in moles? 0.00919 mol CO, 0.00919 mol C 0.00610 mol HyO mol

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Vitamin C has the formula CH,0, You burn 0.270 g of the compound in a combustion analysis chamber and isolate 0.404 g of cO, and 0.110 g of
H,O.
What is the amount of H present in the original sample, in moles?
0.00919 mol CO,
0.00919 mol C
0.00610 mol HyO
mol

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