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How many moles of hydrogen are represented by the following equation: 3CH₃COOH Note the second 3 is little and it is below the equation

How many moles of hydrogen are represented by the following equation: 3CH₃COOH Note the second 3 is little and it is below the equation
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How many moles of hydrogen are represented by the following equation: 3CH₃COOH Note the second 3 is little and it is below the equation

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Three moles of hydrogen contains =18.069×1023 molecules.
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