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You have been working to develop a new fictitious compound in the lab. determine the amount in units of moles [mol] of 20 grams [g] of this compound. the compound has the formula: upper x 2 upper y 2 upper z 7, where the components are x, amu equals 47; y, amuequals42; z, amu equals 16.

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