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In the equation at normal laboratory conditions which corresponds to the change in gibbs free E for the formation of solid calcium sulfate dihydrate, the total number of moles of reactants is closest to?

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SOOyC52H1Sof said:
are you under the impression a question like this would be on the MCAT?
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The question isn't that hard, I figured it out. Answer was 6.125. Work below:

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