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Use the following theoretical equation
3 A2B + 6 CD --> 6 AD + 3 C2B
(OR 3 A2 B + 6 C D right arrow 6 A D + 3 C2 B)
Calculate the number of molecules of C2B formed from the reaction of (1.43200x10^3) grams of A2B and (1.3560x10^3) grams of CD
The atomic weight of A is 15.0 grams/mol
The atomic weight of B is 50.0 grams/mol
The atomic weight of C is 35.0 grams/mol
The atomic weight of D is 120.0 grams/mol
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