How many grams of CaCl2 is 0.245 mol CaCl2?
Just use the equation \[Mole = \frac{Gram}{Molecualr Mass}\] so added the molecular mass of Calcium with 2 times chlorine's molecular mass, which is listed on a periodic table
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CaCl2 is equal to 110.984 grams
do you not know how to do the algebra?
sub in moles and molecular mass into the equation then multiple both sides by the molecular mass to isolate grams
remember the units for molecular mass are g/mol
ok, therefore .245=110.984/0.125, correct?
then you cross multiply and divide the numerator by the denominator which equals to .000275
Not sure what you are doing 0.245 mol = grams/(110.984g/mol) (0.245 mol)(110.984g/mol) = ( (110.984g/mol)grams )/(110.984g/mol) (110.984g/mol)(0.245 mol) = grams(1) (110.984g/mol)(0.245 mol) = grams
if you notice units cancel out and you are left with 27.19g or in significant figures 27.2g
CaCl2 has a molecular mass of 110.984g/mol Grams = ? Moles = 0.245mol sub into equation and solve for grams
which I did above
do the same thing you did last problem, just upside down
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