F.15.2 m/s1--1- What is the molar mass (in kg/mol) of carbon tetrachloride (CC14)?617CCl12.0135.452.A.0.2535 kg/molD. 0.2971 kg/molB.0.3026 kg/molE.0.09617 kg/molC.0.0834_kg/molF.0.1538 kg/mol1--1What is the average kinetic energy of a molecule of oxygen gas (0₂) at a temperatur8O

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What is the molar mass (in kg/mol) of carbon tetrachloride (CC14)? 6 17 C CL 35.45 12.01 2. 0.2535 kg/mol 0.3026 kg/mol 0.2971 kg/mol 0.09617 kg/mol 0.1538 kg/mol 0.0834 kg/mol A. B. C. 1--1 DEE D. E.

What is the molar mass (in kg/mol) of carbon tetrachloride (CC14)? 6 17 C CL 35.45 12.01 2. 0.2535 kg/mol 0.3026 kg/mol 0.2971 kg/mol 0.09617 kg/mol 0.1538 kg/mol 0.0834 kg/mol A. B. C. 1--1 DEE D. E.

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F.
15.2 m/s
1--1
- What is the molar mass (in kg/mol) of carbon tetrachloride (CC14)?
6
17
C
Cl
12.01
35.45
2.
A.
0.2535 kg/mol
D. 0.2971 kg/mol
B.
0.3026 kg/mol
E.
0.09617 kg/mol
C.
0.0834_kg/mol
F.
0.1538 kg/mol
1--1
What is the average kinetic energy of a molecule of oxygen gas (0₂) at a temperatur
8
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