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5. Sucrose is about 42.12% Carbon, 6.48%Hydrogen and 51.4% Oxygen. Determine the mole fraction of each element. MW- C:12, H:1, O:16

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5. Sucrose is about 42.12% Carbon, 6.48%Hydrogen and 51.4% Oxygen.
Determine the mole fraction of each element.
MW- C:12, H:1, 0:16

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