Thursday, May 7, 2009

How many moles is each of the following?

(a) 16.6 g SiO2


______________moles








(b) 0.0718 g AgCl


______________moles








(c) 60.7 g Cl2


______________moles








(d) 5.81 g KOH


______________moles








(e) 873 g Ca(C2H3O2)2


______________moles








(f) 0.853 g Ca


______________moles

How many moles is each of the following?
take wt of compound divide by molar wt gives number of moles


molar wt of a compound (mw) is found by adding the mw of each and every element the compound contains


ill do one


60.7 g CL2


1 atom of cl has a mw is 35.4 g/mole


so cl2 is 2 times that or 70.9g/m


so 60.7 cl2 / 70.9 = .856 moles


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