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If a chemical reaction uses 140 g of N2. How many moles is this? n=m/M

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Give the TUPAC name for the following compounds. Calcium nitrite________. Nitric acid _________ nitrogen triflouride

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What's wrong with substituting into n = m/M? n = 140/28 = ?

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