Can someone help me with a Chemistry Lab?
So I'm working on this chemistry lab for school it's on Stoichiometry. I have to fill out this table for the lab. I already solved mass, and molar mass. However I need help solving moles of each section, and atoms of each section. Can someone help me solve this section of the lab? I attached the table.
I think it would be helpful if I attached what I already did so far. So Below is updated table with my answers that I have solved so far. I'm willing to take any help anyone can give me.
number of mole = wiegh/Molecular weight
What's the molecular weight?
Molecular weight is the weight of the element such c is 12
you find it in the table of elements
So for C12H22O11 the number of mole would be for C - 1.202/12 H - 1.202/22 O - 1.202/11 right?
no
So what am I dividing then?
look to the table i just send
So for C12H22O11 the number of mole would be for C - 1.202/12.01 H - 1.202/1.008 O - 1.202/16.00 right?
for H 1.202/(1*22)=
you are missing the number of atoms
for O = 1.202/(16*11)
and os on
i hope that is clear now
what would be the equation for carbon?
1.201/(12*12)
OK So what about (Au)? I still need the moles and atoms of each elements.
@AJ01 Can you still help me out?
sorry i was off line
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