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M CO₂: 12g + 16g×2 =
44g/mol
44g --------- 6,02·10²³ m. CO₂
5g ----------- X
X = (6,02·
10²³×5)/44
X = 0,684·10²³ =
6,84·10²²
molecules of CO₂
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