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What relates moles of 1 substance to another in a chemical reaction?
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What relates moles of 1 substance to another in a chemical reaction?

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Chemical reactions list reactants and products in molar amounts, not just molecular amounts. We can use the coefficients of a balanced chemical equation to relate moles of one substance in the reaction to moles of other substances

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