Chemistry, asked by bharathkumbham902, 1 year ago

calculate the number of moles in each of the following amount of material 10.0g of CaCo3

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Answered by khushi1055

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molecular mass if CaCo3 is 90g and given mass is 10g .
so no of moles=given mass/molecular mass
=10g/90g
=0.11g

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