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Standard XII
Chemistry
Introduction to Atomic Structure
400 mg of cal...
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400 mg of calcium atoms are removed from 0.1 mol of calcium and the remaining amount is allowed to react with oxygen. How many oxygen atoms are involved in the formation of calcium oxide? \lbrack N = 6 x 10 \rbrack
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