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0) For the following reaction: 2A + 3B2 → 2AB3 Atomic a Weights A = 27 & B = 35.5 e number of grams of AB3 consisting of (12g) interaction of B2 : a) 26.2g Molecular weight AB3 = 133.5 g mol·" b) 15.04g c) 20g d) 31.4g

0) For the following reaction: 2A + 3B2 → 2AB3 Atomic a Weights A = 27 & B = 35.5 e number of grams of AB3 consisting of (12g) interaction of B2 : a) 26.2g Molecular weight AB3 = 133.5 g mol·" b) 15.04g c) 20g d) 31.4g

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