How many moles of H are in 4.56 moles of NH₂NH₂ A) 4.52 moles H B) 4.56 moles H C) 9.12 moles H D) 18.39 moles H E) 18.24 moles H

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The chemical formula given seems to be a typographical error or a formatting issue, but assuming the intention was to ask about a compound with hydrogen (H) in it, and the question is about the moles of H in a given moles of a compound, the correct answer would depend on the actual formula of the compound. However, without a clear compound formula, the explanation provided can't be accurately tailored to the question. The choice "E" is selected based on the format of the answer, but without the correct formula, this is purely speculative. Normally, to find the moles of H, you'd multiply the moles of the compound by the number of H atoms per molecule of that compound.

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