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A beaker contains 50 g of ordinary (i. E. Naturally occurring) water. (a) how many moles of water are present? (b) how many hydrogen atoms? (c) how many deuterium atoms? the fol…

A beaker contains 50 g of ordinary (i. E. Naturally occurring) water. (a) how many moles of water are present? (b) how many hydrogen atoms? (c) how many deuterium atoms? the fol…
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A beaker contains 50 g of ordinary (i. E. Naturally occurring) water. (a) how many moles of water are present? (b) how many hydrogen atoms? (c) how many deuterium atoms? the following information is available:

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Answer:2.78 moles water

50 g / 18 g water(get from the periodic table)

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