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Keyon Zuniga
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27 November, 09:39
How many moles are in 2.56 of Hg
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Lane Blake
27 November, 10:08
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Answer: 0.0128 moles
Explanation:
Hg is the chemical symbol for the element, Mercury.
- The molar mass of mercury is 200.6.
- The reacting mass is 2.56g
Recall that the number of moles of any substance = Reacting mass ➗ Molar mass
So, Number of moles = 2.56/200.6
= 0.0128
Thus, there are 0.0128 moles of Mercury (Hg) in 2.56g of mercury
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