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180gms of water contains how many moles?
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Answered by utsingh9
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no. of moles- mass/atomic mass so
no. of moles in 180 gms water-180/18=10 moles
Answered by saisanthosh76
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Let no. of moles in 180g of H2O be x.

1 mole of H2O = 18g of H2O

x moles of H2O = 180g of H2O

⛬No. of moles = 18x = 180

x = \dfrac{180}{18}

x = 10

Alternative method,

No. of moles = \dfrac{given \ weight}{molar\:mass}

= \cancel\dfrac{180}{18}

=10

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