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How many moles 30.56g of Ca(OH)
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How many moles 30.56g of Ca(OH)

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0.412 moles

Step-by-step explanation:

No of moles =given mass /molar mass

30.56/74=0.412 moles

Note these are the number of moles of

Ca(OH)2 not Ca(OH)

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