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How many moles is 3.48 g of carbon?
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How many moles is 3.48 g of carbon?

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\text{No. of moles } = \frac{\text{Mass of substance(C)} }{\text{Molar mass of substance(C)}}\\\\\\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=(3.48)/(12)~ \text{mol}\\\\\\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=0.29~ \text{mol}

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