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How many moles of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are present in a 100g sample of ascorbic acid?
14 years ago

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Steve
well, assuming you can find the formula for ascorbic acid, say CaObHc, then you can figure the mole weight of acid (12a+16b+c), and divide that into 100g.

Then multiply that number of moles by the respective proportions of the various elements.
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