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A chemical engineer has determined by measurements that there are 0.0222 moles of nickel in a sample of nickel tetracarbonyl. How many moles of carbon are in the sample?

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Answered by nagathegenius
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Answer:

Explanation:

moles of ni = index*moles of compound taken

0.222 = moles of compound taken

moles of c = index*moles of compound taken

moles of c = 4*0.222= 0.888

you can apply my rule

average of any thing in a compound remains constant

ni = c/4

4*ni=c

0.888= moles of c

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