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The number of moles of oxygen atoms in 1 mol of CO2 is:
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A 1 mol
B 2 mol
C 3 mol
D 0.5 mol
Explanation

Each CO2 molecule contains two oxygen atoms, so 1 mol CO2 gives 2 mol of O atoms.

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