200.010.010.01. If 5.00 g of Na,CO, H,O (124 g/mole) are combined with 0.010 L of 3 M H,SO, what is the maximumnumber of moles of CO, produced in the reaction? (3 M H,SO, contains 3 moles of H,SO, per liter ofsolution.)4.10.010.010.0

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