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4. If 127 10 mg of copper metal combine with 64.14 mg of sulfur solid upon prolonged heating, then how many grams of sulfur will combine with 1.000 g Cu(s)? Show your work A. 1.…

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4. If 127 10 mg of copper metal combine with 64.14 mg of sulfur solid upon prolonged heating, then

how many grams of sulfur will combine with 1.000 g Cu(s)? Show your work
A. 1.982 g sulfur
B. 0.505 g sulfur
C. 3.963 g sulfur
D 0.252 g sulfur

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The answer is c because if the 127

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