For the readion 2Na + Ch> 2NaCl, how many grams of Ch are required to read completely with 450 g Na 71.6g 6.09g 3.54g 21.1g

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For the readion 2Na + Ch> 2NaCl, how many grams of Ch are required to read completely with 450 g Na

71.6g
6.09g
3.54g
21.1g

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I think it might be 3.54g

Haseeb Akhtar answered Aug 26, 2022

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