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A sample of sodium carbonate, Na₂CO3, weighs 82.0 g. Calculate the following quantities. (a) moles of Na₂CO3 (b) number of Na₂CO3 formula units (c) number of Nations (d) moles of CO, ions (a) (b) (c) (d) mol Na₂CO3 10 x 10 formula units Na₂CO3 Na ions mol CO,²

A sample of sodium carbonate, Na₂CO3, weighs 82.0 g. Calculate the following quantities. (a) moles of Na₂CO3 (b) number of Na₂CO3 formula units (c) number of Nations (d) moles of CO, ions (a) (b) (c) (d) mol Na₂CO3 10 x 10 formula units Na₂CO3 Na ions mol CO,²

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(c) number of Nations
(d) moles of CO2 ions
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