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2. Which number in a chemical formula tells you how many molecules of an element or compound you have? * A. Coefficient B. Chemical symbols C. Subscript D. Capitals

2. Which number in a chemical formula tells you how many molecules of an element or compound you have? * A. Coefficient B. Chemical symbols C. Subscript D. Capitals
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2. Which number in a chemical formula tells you how many molecules of

an element or compound you have? *

A. Coefficient

B. Chemical symbols

C. Subscript

D. Capitals

User MacMartin
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I think the answer is C2H6O
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