Question

calculate the mass (a) 5.6 moles of carbon dioxide (b) 8 moles of sulphur dioxide

Answer 1

@Nurali @mathstudent55 @shamil98

Answer 2

@nincompoop @dan815 @arabpride @Abmon98

Answer 3

Like.... no idea. Sorry... wish I could help you. :/

Answer 4

oh its ok thnx for the medal @arabpride

Answer 5

@kellyconnelly

Answer 6

NP c:

Answer 7

A:
to go from moles to mass, you're gonna multiply the moles by the molar mass.
So the molar mass from looking at the periodic table is 44.
So 5.6 x 44 = x g

Answer 8

thank u @kellyconnelly

Answer 9

what about sulphur dioxide

Answer 10

And for B:
You just find the molar mass of sulfur dioxide (which is 64.066)
and multiply that by 8
so 8 moles of sulfur dioxide X 64.066 = 512.528 grams

Answer 11

maybe this will help

Answer 12

thank u once again