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While baking cookies,
Convert 1.5 cup of granulated sugar to grams?
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Transcribed Image Text:While baking cookies, chemical reactions involve granulated sugar (sucrose) and baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). Use dimensional analysis and the comarion
factors below to convert to grams. Your answers should contain the correct number of significant figures.
1 cup granulated sugar = 7.05 1 tsp baking soda = 0.212 1 oz = 28.35
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