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a word problem tells you that you have 27.8 moles of carbon dioxide. it asks...
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a word problem tells you that you have 27.8 moles of carbon dioxide. it asks how much that is in grams of carbon dioxide. luckily, they also supply a conversion factor. 1 mole of carbon dioxide is equal to 44 grams of carbon dioxide. you set up a conversion equation in the format shown in the image. what would you write in the space labeled 'a' in the diagram.
a. 27.8 moles of carbon dioxide
b. 1 mole of carbon dioxide
c. 44 grams of carbon dioxide
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