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Solve the following mole-mass problem. Refer to the periodic table. How much mass does 0.50 mole of copper contain?
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Solve the following mole-mass problem. Refer to the periodic table. How much mass does 0.50 mole of copper contain?
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0.50 moles of copper is equal to 32 g .
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It is 31.75g of copper is contained in .50 mole of copper.
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