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The steel wool reacts with an amount of oxygen equal to 1.43% of the mass of the steel wool. What is the correct value for the missing mass in the table?
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The steel wool reacts with an amount of oxygen equal to 1.43% of the mass of the steel wool. What is the correct value for the missing mass in the table?
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43.48 grams, because I worked it out, lol.
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