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AMT 3. NaHSO4 (Sodium hydrogen sulfate) Element %Na= %H= %S = %O =

AMT 3. NaHSO4 (Sodium hydrogen sulfate) Element %Na= %H= %S = %O =

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Chapter3: Molecules, Moles, And Chemical Equations
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Problem 3.79PAE: 3.79 Consider two samples. Sample A contains 2 moles of N2 and 1 mole of O2, and Sample B contains 1...
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3 3 3 3. NaHSO4 (Sodium hydrogen sulfate) Element %Na= %H= %S = %0 = Par Mass to moles. Convert mass to moles then moles to number of atoms. Use the periodic table for atomic masses. Use Avogadro's number. Atomic mass Element (g/mol) Mg Te U Mass (g) 120 4.50 3000 Moles Number of atoms
Transcribed Image Text:3 3 3 3. NaHSO4 (Sodium hydrogen sulfate) Element %Na= %H= %S = %0 = Par Mass to moles. Convert mass to moles then moles to number of atoms. Use the periodic table for atomic masses. Use Avogadro's number. Atomic mass Element (g/mol) Mg Te U Mass (g) 120 4.50 3000 Moles Number of atoms
Convert mass to moles then moles to number of molecules. Use the formula masses you calculated in the previous section. Use Avogadro's number. Formula Element mass (g/mol) Mass (g) K₂S 30 CH3CO₂H 130 NaHSO4 500 Element Mg Te U Part 3: Mass to moles. Convert mole quantities to masses. Use the periodic table for atomic masses. Use the formula masses from the previous section. Atomic mass (g/mol) Element K₂S CH3CO₂H NaHSO4 Moles 0.035 2.70 1.60 Formula mass (g/mol) Moles Moles 30 130 500 Mass (g) Number of molecules Mass (g)
Transcribed Image Text:Convert mass to moles then moles to number of molecules. Use the formula masses you calculated in the previous section. Use Avogadro's number. Formula Element mass (g/mol) Mass (g) K₂S 30 CH3CO₂H 130 NaHSO4 500 Element Mg Te U Part 3: Mass to moles. Convert mole quantities to masses. Use the periodic table for atomic masses. Use the formula masses from the previous section. Atomic mass (g/mol) Element K₂S CH3CO₂H NaHSO4 Moles 0.035 2.70 1.60 Formula mass (g/mol) Moles Moles 30 130 500 Mass (g) Number of molecules Mass (g)
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