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How would I solve this? 0.397g H2O * 1 mol H2O/18.015g H2O ? now sure if I should put this in math cause it was in my chemistry class but it's an equation
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That's not an equation.
yes it is... it's \[0.397g H2o \times \frac{ 1 mol H2O }{ 18.015g H2O }\]
An equation MUST have an equals sign.
sorry I forgot to put it. It would go on the end.
Ok, just divide the numbers and remember the result has the units of "mol."
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so \[0.397\div18.015=0.022\]
0.022mol
You got it! 0.397 g of water = 0.022 mol of water
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