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how many moles are in 25mg of O2? (molar mass of O= 16g/mol) The answer is 7.8x10^4 but I don't know to do it
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moles = grams/molecular mass
use this formula
1000mg = 1g
25mg converted to grams is just 25mg(1g/1000mg) = 0.25g
.025g/16 gives me 1.5625x10^-3 not 7.8x10^-4 @australopithecus
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You need the molecular mass of O2, you probably divided by just the molecular mass of a single oxygen atom, there are 2 oxygen atoms in O2
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