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2.2*10^-3 moles of Ca(OH)2 weigh​

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Answered by Anonymous
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mole =  \frac{mass \: (g)}{molar \: mass}  \\  \\mass = mole \times molar \: mass \\  molar \: mass \: of \: ca(oh)2 = 74  \\ mass = 2.2 \times  {10}^{ - 3}  \times 74 \\  mass = 162.8 \times  {10}^{ - 3}

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Answered by Sooryapriya
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Answer:

39.7*10 power 20

I will explain down

Explanation:

1 mole =6.023*10 power 23

1 mole of ca(oh)2=6.023*10^23*3 ions

1 mole = 18.069*10^23

2.2*10 power-3=x

criss cross multiplication

x=18.069*10^23*2.2*10^-3

x=39.7*10^20

therefore

no.of ions =39.7*10^20

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