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in an experiment, when Hydrochloric Acid was reacted with CaCO3 at S.T.P. , 48 c.c. of CO2 was formed. Calculate the number of mole of CO2 and number of molecules.

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In an experiment, when hydrochloric acid was reacted with CaCO3 at stp, 48 cm^3 of CO2 was formed. Calculate the number of mole of CO2 and number of molecules

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in an experiment, when Hydrochloric Acid was reacted with CaCO3 at S.T.P. , 48 c.c. of CO2 was formed. Calculate the number of mole of CO2 and number of molecules.​

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in an experiment, when Hydrochloric Acid was reacted with CaCO3 at S.T.P. , 48 c.c. of CO2 was formed. Calculate the number of mole of CO2 and number of molecules.