Chemistry, 23.11.2020 07:10 drea445

A peice of chalk, CaCO4, had an initial mass of 43.5 g. The mass of the chalk decreased to 39.6 g after use. Which of these is the closest value to amount of chalk used

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A peice of chalk, CaCO4, had an initial mass of 43.5 g. The mass of the chalk decreased to 39.6 g af...