The atomic molar mass of some elements, as shown in the periodic table, is as follows. Atomic molar mass of some elements Element Atomic Molar Mass (g/mol) calcium carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen sodium Select one: 9.00 g 120 g O 3.00 g 40.08 40.1 g 12.01 What is the mass of 3.00 mol of calcium? 1.01 16.00 14.01 22.99

The atomic molar mass of some elements, as shown in the periodic table, is as follows. Atomic molar mass of some elements Element Atomic Molar Mass (g/mol) calcium carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen sodium Select one: 9.00 g 120 g O 3.00 g 40.08 40.1 g 12.01 What is the mass of 3.00 mol of calcium? 1.01 16.00 14.01 22.99

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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