Chemistry, asked by parth75290, 4 months ago

Calculate the number of moles and number of molecules in a sample of 60 g of CaCO3.

[Molar atomic mass of Calcium = 32 g/mol]

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Answered by Abhijeetroy

1

Explanation:

CaCO

3

atomic mass = 40+12+3×16

=100

moles =

atomicmass

gramweight

=

100

20

(given)

=0.2 moles

Answered by jainshalu2016

0

Answer:

CaCO

3

atomic mass = 40+12+3×16

=100

moles =

atomicmass

gramweight

Explanation:

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