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Chemistry, 17.12.2020 23:10 CarlosCooke2

You have 1.145 g of NaCl. You need more, so you weigh out an additional 1.20 g of Naci. How much NaCl do you have?
A.) 2.345 g
B.) 2.35 g
C.) 2.34 g
D.) 2.3 g
E.) 2 g

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