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100 POINTS!!!!!!

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1. 115.9284096. We assume you are converting between grams CoF3 and mole. This compound is also known as Cobalt(III) Fluoride.

2.
Na = 23 
S= 32 
O= 16 

3. 2355.2

4. 7570.2

5. 8.08 g/mol * 1.2 mol = 120 g

6. 0.024083482462885

7. 455176242.02054

srry this is all i can answer

tatuchka [14]3 years ago

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8)2.258×10^24 molecules

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