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12 years ago
how come we don't we multiply the molar mass by the coefficient in balanced equation in mass to mass problem?
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12 years ago
Because only the atoms matter. The co-efficient has no effect and your answer will not be correct. Thats just how the law goes. Co-efficient only used to balance.
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