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since butane is not found on the periodic table,how could you find the molar mass of butane(mass of one mole of butane molecules)?
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[(number of carbons in butane) x (atomic mass of carbon)] + [(number of hydrogen in butane) x (atomic mass of hydrogen)] = molar mass of butane
Butane is composed of elements on the periodic table though (carbons and hydrogens), so you just take all the individual molar masses and add them up.
Butane is just C4H10 Does that help?
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