Chemistry, asked by mahatosuravi2002, 10 months ago

68g H2SO4= how much mol​

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Answered by mdarifhussain2015
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moles=Given mass number÷Atomic weight.

moles=68÷2×H+S+4×O

= 68÷2+32+64

= 68÷98

= 0.693 is the answer

Answered by TyrannosaurusRex1
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Answer:

Mass of H=1×2=2u

Mass of S=32u

Mass of O=16×4=64u

.•. Molar mass of H2SO4= 2+32+64= 98u

No. of moles

 \frac{68}{98}  =  \frac{34}{49}  = 0.693 \: moles

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