Chapter 2: Q3P (page 40)
Question: Approximately how many molecules of H2Oare in one spoonful of water, assuming that the spoon holds about 18 mL?
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The molecules H2O that are in one spoonful of water is .
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Chapter 2: Q3P (page 40)
Question: Approximately how many molecules of H2Oare in one spoonful of water, assuming that the spoon holds about 18 mL?
Answer
The molecules H2O that are in one spoonful of water is .
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