Chemistry, asked by Mandlik2376, 6 months ago

calculate the number of moles of 6.4g of methane , CH4

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Answered by abhiyukthaabhi

1

Answer:

0.4

Explanation:

n=m÷M

Molar mass of CH4 - 12+4 = 16

=6.4÷16

=0.4

Answered by sreyas5815

0

Explanation:

ans-0.4 mole

molar mass=16g

given mass=6.4g

n=given mass/molar mass

=6.4/16

n=0.4mole

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