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According to the following equation, if 2.47 moles of BZQ2 reacted, how many moles of Ab3M would be needed? 2 AbgM + 3 BZQ2 ---> BZ3M2 + 6 AbQ In order to answer this question, we would start with Select] v and we would multiply it by [Select] to get an answer of [Select]

According to the following equation, if 2.47 moles of BZQ2 reacted, how many moles of Ab3M would be needed? 2 AbgM + 3 BZQ2 ---> BZ3M2 + 6 AbQ In order to answer this question, we would start with Select] v and we would multiply it by [Select] to get an answer of [Select]

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According to the following equation, if 2.47 moles of B2Q2 reacted, how many moles of AbzM would be needed?
2 Ab3M + 3 BZQ2 ---> BZ3M2 + 6 AbQ
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and we would multiply it by
[ Select]
to get an answer of [Select]

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