Examine the pie graph below. What is the molar mass of compound X? Mass Contributions to 3.0 mol of Compound X by Various Elements 117.30 K (grams) H(grams) C (grams) O(grams) 15.15 288.00 144.12 a. 1693.71 g b. 564.57 g c. 367.38 g d. 188.19 g e. 110.25 g

Examine the pie graph below. What is the molar mass of compound X? Mass Contributions to 3.0 mol of Compound X by Various Elements 117.30 K (grams) H(grams) C (grams) O(grams) 15.15 288.00 144.12 a. 1693.71 g b. 564.57 g c. 367.38 g d. 188.19 g e. 110.25 g

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter8: Chemical Composition

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