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Preston Osborne
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30 November, 06:19
How many moles are in 10 grams of CaCl2?
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Rocky
30 November, 06:35
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n = 0.0901 mole
Explanation:
n = m/Mm
n = number of mole
m = number of mass
Mm = number of molar mass
Given
CaCl2
m = 10grams
Mm of CaCl2
Ca = 40.078
Cl = 35.453
CaCl2 = 40.078 + 2 (35.453)
There are two atoms of Cl
= 40.078 + 70.906
= 110.984
m = 10g
n = m/Mm
Insert the values
n = 10/110.984
n = 0.0901 mole
The number of mole is 0.0901mole
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