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How Many Moles of Hydrogen Would Be Need to Completely

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How many moles of hydrogen would be need to completely hydrogenate two moles of arachidonic acid (shown below) in the presence of a Ni catalyst? CH3(CH2) 4(CH=CH2) 4(CH2) 2COOH


A) 1 mole H2
B) 4 moles H2
C) 2 moles H2
D) 8 moles H2

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