Find the number of moles for each mass of substance
15.3 g berryllium
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OpenStudy (trancenova):
Use this formula :)
moles(n) = mass(m) / molar mass (M)
You have mass (15.3g), Molar mass is found on the periodic table (9.012g/mol).
(If you put the answer I will give you a medal :) )
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oops its 53.8 g
OpenStudy (trancenova):
Lol, still just calculate with 53.8g instead of 15.3g :)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
so is it 53.8g Be* 1 mole be/18.024g Be
OpenStudy (anonymous):
so far is that okay
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OpenStudy (trancenova):
Hmm no, n (moles) = 53.8/9.012 = 5.970
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oh the formula that other similar examples were going by this formula, so confusing
OpenStudy (trancenova):
Well its the same formula you just have to re-arrange it according to the question :)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
ooh
OpenStudy (anonymous):
so moles is equal to 5.970
is that it?
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OpenStudy (trancenova):
Yup :)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
So do I use the same formula with 6.79 g oxygen
OpenStudy (trancenova):
You have to use the same moles(n) = mass(m) / molar mass (M)
But the molar mass will be different