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OpenStudy (abdul0507):

how many moles of chlorine atoms are in 2.25 moles of chloroform please help me with this

OpenStudy (mangotangochick):

CHCl3 is the formula for chloroform Look at the percentage atomic mass of chlorine out of the total RFM: [3*(35.5) / 3*(35.5)+1+12]*100 =89.1% (3s.f) Then do 89.1% of 2.25 moles =2.01 moles (3s.f) This is how i would approach the problem, but just double check to see if its right ^^

OpenStudy (sunnnystrong):

CHCl3 is the molecular formula of chloroform --> |dw:1481407827111:dw|

OpenStudy (sunnnystrong):

@mangotangochick I don't think that's right. You found the percentage by mass of chlorine in chloroform but the question doesn't ask that... You can find the moles of chlorine in chloroform by doing a simple dimensional analysis

OpenStudy (mangotangochick):

My bad! Thanks for uploading your solution

OpenStudy (mangotangochick):

Looks so simple written down I see it now:)

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