Chemistry, asked by yogi200618, 1 year ago

how much mass of the one mole of H2O

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Answered by cuteprincess90011

2

Answer:

18 g

Explanation:

H=1g

O=16g

2(1)+16=18

Answered by neelu78

0

Answer:

18.01528g/mol

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