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Given the reaction 2A + B yields 3C + 4D and assuming the molar mass of B is 38.5 g/mole, how many moles of A must be reacted to consume (or use up) 4.8 g of A? Write out your starting place, ending place and then use the proper conversion factors. Round properly and include the proper unit.

Given the reaction 2A + B yields 3C + 4D and assuming the molar mass of B is 38.5 g/mole, how many moles of A must be reacted to consume (or use up) 4.8 g of A? Write out your starting place, ending place and then use the proper conversion factors. Round properly and include the proper unit.

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