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8 The illustration on the left represents a mixture of 12 (purple) molecules and F2 (green) molecules. If these were to react to form IF3 molecules, what is the maximum number of IF3 molecules that could form? Hint: Atoms must be conserved in an ordinary chemical reaction. IF3 molecules Submit Answer Retry Entire Group 8 more group attempts remaining
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