Question

molar mass?

Answer 1

can anyone taught me how to find molar mass ?

Answer 2

@waterineyes @Blitzkrieg @eujc21 @tryder

Answer 3

MOLAR MASS:

Molar Mass of a compound is equal to the sums of the Molar Masses of all the Atoms in one Molecule of that compound.

For Example: In Case of \(NaCl\):

Molar Mass = (1 atom x 23 grams/mole \(Na\)) + (1 atom x 35.5 grams/mole \(Cl\)) = 58.5 grams/mole \(NaCl\)..

Answer 4

Getting or not??

Answer 5

In case we have \(FeCl_2\), there are one atom of \(Fe\) and two atoms of \(Cl\)

So,
We find it by:

Molar Mass = (1 atom x 56 grams/mole \(Fe\)) + (2 atoms x 35.5 grams/mole of \(Cl\)) = 127 grams/mole of \(FeCl_2\)...

Answer 6

First of all you need to know the atomic masses of elements...

Answer 7

i hav 2 remember it can u tell me hw to finee molecular mass/?

Answer 8

just the formula itself?

Answer 9

Or, using the periodic table?

Answer 10

Say you just wanna use the periodic table
It's the value at the "bottom" of the element sqaure, usually labelled atomic mass (unit is U)

Answer 11

if it is a compound, say , then you would multiply the atomic mass, (1.01), by 2.

Answer 12

BUT, for , the first "2" is ignored if you're just looking for the Mm.