How many particles are in 85.2g of NaCl?
O A) 8.78 x 1023 molecules
O B) 3.00 x 1027 for...
Chemistry, 16.04.2020 20:47 Alexandragurule18
How many particles are in 85.2g of NaCl?
O A) 8.78 x 1023 molecules
O B) 3.00 x 1027 formula units
O c) 8.78 x 1023 formula units
O D) 3.00 x 1027 molecules
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