How many grams of cobalt are required to produce 32.51 g of cobalt(II) bromide trihydrate? The molar masses of hydrogen, oxygen, bromide and cobalt are 1.01, 16.00, 79.90, and 58.93 g-mol-1, respectively. Enter your numerical answer (no units) in decimal form, e.g., 0.123 (no scientific notation). Include the correct number of significant figures.

How many grams of cobalt are required to produce 32.51 g of cobalt(II) bromide trihydrate? The molar masses of hydrogen, oxygen, bromide and cobalt are 1.01, 16.00, 79.90, and 58.93 g-mol-1, respectively. Enter your numerical answer (no units) in decimal form, e.g., 0.123 (no scientific notation). Include the correct number of significant figures.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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