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If you have 3.0*10^20 molecules of H2O Find the mass of the given quantity
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1 moles contains 6.02*10^23 moles (avogadros constant number) 1--->6.02*10^23 xmoles--->3.0*10^20 3.0*10^20*1/6.02*10^23=0.00049833887 moles Number of moles=mass(g)/Molar Mass (g/mol) Molar Mass of H2O: (2*1)+(16*1)=18grams/mol Mass of H2O:0.00049*18=0.00897grams
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