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If you used .010 moles of baking soda, what mass of carbon dioxide should be produced?

If you used .010 moles of baking soda, what mass of carbon dioxide should be produced?
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If you used .010 moles of baking soda, what mass of carbon dioxide should be produced?

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The answer to this question is D
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Answer:

d

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