Chemistry, asked by bparvathamma949026, 10 months ago

for preparing Oxygen gas containing 600 atoms of oxygen the number of molecules of potassium chlorate required is

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General Chemistry Lab Name Percentage of Potassium Chlorate in a ... Calculate the molar amount of oxygen gas produced in the reaction ... Check with the instructor each time before heating.

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