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Given 2.3 moles of TiO2, how many grams of Na2O can i produce
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Given 2.3 moles of TiO2, how many grams of Na2O can i produce

Given 2.3 moles of TiO2, how many grams of Na2O can i produce-example-1
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The molar mass of NaOH (sodium hydroxide) is M1=39.997 g/mol M 1 = 39.997 g/mol , and the molar mass of (sodium oxide) Na2O is M2=61.978 g/mol N a 2 O is M 2 = 61.978 g/mol . Thus, the required mass of sodium oxide is equal to 123.9 grams.
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