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How many GRAMS are in 3.78 mol of NaOH? A. 150 g/mol B. 151.12 g/mol C. 151.1 g/mol

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Rzqust [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

C.151.1 g/mol

Cause there are 40g in a mole of NaOH, and 40*3.78 is 151.1

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