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1 gallon of water is about 210.3mol. What mass is this?

1 gallon of water is about 210.3mol. What mass is this?
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1 gallon of water is about 210.3mol. What mass is this?

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3785.4g

Step-by-step explanation:

210.3 mol of water are

210.3 mol × (18.0g/mol) = 3785.4g

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