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If I have 13 g of C, how many moles of C do I have?
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If I have 13 g of C, how many moles of C do I have?
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C = Carbon
If you look in a periodic table and see the mass number for carbon. Its estimated around 12.
I believe it's between 1-2 moles.
All you have to do is 13/12 which will give yoy the estimated answer which is around 1.08 mole.
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