Chemistry, asked by Roamingblade, 1 year ago

the mass of CH3COOH having same number of oxygen atoms as present in 6gm of glucose

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Answered by uhsna

your answer is 120 gm

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Roamingblade: 3×60= 180

uhsna: sorry my mistake

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the mass of CH3COOH having same number of oxygen atoms as present in 6gm of glucose