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How many moles are in 15.0 grams of calcium? 0.374 moles 2.67 moles 601.5 moles 2.40 x 1025 moles
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There are 40.1 grams of Ca in 1 mole of Ca. So in 15.0 grams of Ca, there are 15/40.1 moles of Ca.\[15.0 \space g \space Ca \times \frac {1 \space mol \space Ca}{40.1 \space g \space Ca} \approx 0.374 mol\]
Approximately 0.374 moles. Follow the steps of Rogue and get the answer.
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