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Calculate the number of molecules present in 300grams of calcium carbonate.

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Explanation: Moles of calcium carbonate, 300⋅g100.09⋅g⋅mol−1 ≅ 3⋅mol . Given the elemental makeup, in such a quantity there are 3 moles of calcium, 3 moles of carbon, and 9 moles of oxygen.

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Calculate the number of molecules present in 300grams of calcium carbonate.​

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Calculate the number of molecules present in 300grams of calcium carbonate.