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A piece of gold has a mass of 12.6 g. How many moles of gold are present in it? (Relative atomic mass of Au = 197)

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

0.0640

Explanation:

the formula is mol = mass/relative atomic mass

so, just plug it in the formula:

12.6g/197 = 0.0640 mol

voila!

Answered by sarah92
3

Answer:

Dear

No. of moles of gold = Given mass/Relative atomic mass=12.6/197=0.063 moles of Au

Therefore, 0.063 moles of Au present in it.

Regards,

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