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A sample contains 110.68 g of calcium. How many moles is this? (1 mole Ca = 40.08 g) Round to the nearest tenth and do NOT include a unit. (.e. 2.9) Helppppp
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A sample contains 110.68 g of calcium. How many moles is this?

(1 mole Ca = 40.08 g)
Round to the nearest tenth and do NOT include a unit. (.e. 2.9)
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About 2.8

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