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What is the mass of nitrogen in 500.g of ammonia? A) 509 B) 829 C) 100 g D) 411 g
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What is the mass of nitrogen in 500.g of ammonia?

A)
509
B)
829
C)
100 g
D)
411 g

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Answer:

b

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Answer:

d:411 g

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