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Based solely on the amount of available carbon, how many grams of sodium oxalate, Na2C204, could be obtained from 124 g of C6H6?
(Assume that no loss of carbon occurs in any of the reactions needed to produce the Na2C204.)
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Transcribed Image Text:Based solely on the amount of available carbon, how many grams of sodium oxalate, Na2C204, could be obtained from 124 g of C6H6? (Assume that no loss of carbon occurs in any of the reactions needed to produce the Na2C204.) i g Na2C204
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