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60g of vinegar was used in a chemical reaction with baking soda. The total mass of the products is 140g. what was the mass of the baking soda? A) 60g B) 80g C) 140g D) 200g

60g of vinegar was used in a chemical reaction with baking soda. The total mass of the products is 140g. what was the mass of the baking soda? A) 60g B) 80g C) 140g D) 200g
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60g of vinegar was used in a chemical reaction with baking soda. The total mass of the products is 140g. what was the mass of the baking soda?

A) 60g
B) 80g
C) 140g
D) 200g

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User Jtepe
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the answer is 80g u just have to subtract
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User Aswin Mohan
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140-60=80g
The answer is B
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