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Chemistry, 11.01.2021 21:30 bertha4082

16.0 grams of molecular oxygen gas is equal to A)
0.500 moles of oxygen molecules.
B)
1.00 mole of oxygen molecules.
C)
6.02 x 1016 of oxygen molecules.
D)
6.02 x 1032 of oxygen molecules.

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