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1. ¿Cuál de los factores se deben emplear para convertir: a. ¿Número de moles de cloro en número de moles de NaCl? b. Moles de s

odio a moles de cloro C. Moles de cloro a moles de sodio. 2 Na + CI, - 2 Naci
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Alex2 years ago

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Answer:

Número de moles de cloro en número de moles de NaCl

Explanation:

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