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Chemistry Anonymous 18/10/22(Mon)12:42 No. 16713 ID: eb4831
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Alright, so some dude is trying to determine the atomic mass of 3g Tellur and ends up with 3,475 TeO2. How big is the relative atomic mass of Tellur (atom. mass of O = 16)


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Anonymous 18/11/25(Sun)08:56 No. 16730 ID: d40656

>>16713
> 3,475 TeO2
3475 g? mol? molocules? Need a unit to solve



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