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When the compound (Ni (C4H7N2O2) 2) formed in the gravimetric analysis of the 0.5012 gram nickel sample is weighed, it is seen that the compound comes to 0.1836 grams. In this case, what is the% nickel content in the sample? (Ni: 58.69 g / mol, Ni (C4H7N2O2) 2: 289.93 g / mol)

A. 7.42B. 8.74C. 6.55D. 9.44

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