Help Plz: How many atoms of just Oxygen in 50.0g of Al(OH)3?
This is a dimensional analysis problem but I am stucc on it
Chemical change, paper is changed to CO2 and H2O
That has nothing to do with the problem but thanks for trying
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@vocaloid
Divide 50.0g by the molar mass of Al(OH)3 to get moles of Al(OH)3 Then multiply that result by 3 since each molecule has 3 oxygen atoms Now you have moles of oxygen atoms. Multiply that by Avogadro’s number to get the # of individual atoms
@Vocaloid So I have to find the molar mass of the whole entire AI(OH)3 to start?
Yeah
Ok thanks for your help
Sorry @Vocaloid I'm Just wondering, do you know how I would set this up as a dimensional analysis format?
\[\frac{ g~Al(OH)_{3} }{ }\frac{ 1~mole~Al(OH)3 }{ molar~mass~g~Al(OH)_{3} }\frac{ 3~mole~oxygen }{ 1~moleAl(OH)_{3} }\frac{ 6.022*10^{23}~O~atoms }{ 1~mole~oxygen }\]
Where would the 50.0 Grams be included? Is that in the very first part?
Yes
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