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You have 100. grams of potassium fluoride (KF). How many moles do you have? (1 mole KF = 58.09 g KF) * 1.00 mole KF 1.50 mole KF 1.72 mole KF 3.57 mole KF
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You have 100. grams of potassium fluoride (KF). How many moles do you have? (1 mole KF = 58.09 g KF) *

1.00 mole KF

1.50 mole KF

1.72 mole KF

3.57 mole KF

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I think its 1.72 (:

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