When 30.0 g of silver (atomic mass 107.9) and 6.0 g of sulfur (atomic mass = 32.1) reacted together according to the reaction: 16A9 + 8A92S, S8 How many grams of Ag2S (MM = 247.9) are produced?
When 30.0 g of silver (atomic mass 107.9) and 6.0 g of sulfur (atomic mass = 32.1) reacted together according to the reaction: 16A9 + 8A92S, S8 How many grams of Ag2S (MM = 247.9) are produced?
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