can anyone tell me how to calculate molar mass
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⭐Actually welcome to the concept of the MOLE CONCEPT...
⭐Basically Molar mass can be calculated by ....
⭐1) In terms of moles ....
⭐Molar Mass = Given mass ÷ No . of moles ..
also .....
⭐When atomic mass or the Molecular mass Represent in terms of the grams is denoted as the Molar mass of the given element or the compound ....
⭐Example ...
⭐Calcium has atomic mass = 40 amu
⭐there fore its molar mass is 40 grams/mol ....
⭐Compounds like ...
⭐NaCl has atomic mass = 40 amu. ..
thus it's molar mass = 40 grams/mol
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⭐Actually welcome to the concept of the MOLE CONCEPT...
⭐Basically Molar mass can be calculated by ....
⭐1) In terms of moles ....
⭐Molar Mass = Given mass ÷ No . of moles ..
also .....
⭐When atomic mass or the Molecular mass Represent in terms of the grams is denoted as the Molar mass of the given element or the compound ....
⭐Example ...
⭐Calcium has atomic mass = 40 amu
⭐there fore its molar mass is 40 grams/mol ....
⭐Compounds like ...
⭐NaCl has atomic mass = 40 amu. ..
thus it's molar mass = 40 grams/mol
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Molar mass can be calculated by just calculating the mass of all the atomes present in the molecule.
For example, water (H2O)
Molar mass of water = 2x (mass of hydrogen) + mass of oxygen.
=> 2 x 1 + 16
=> 18 g
Example 2.
The molar mass of methane (CH4)
=> mass of carbon atom + 4 x (mass of hydrogen)
=>12 + 4x1
=> 16 g
For example, water (H2O)
Molar mass of water = 2x (mass of hydrogen) + mass of oxygen.
=> 2 x 1 + 16
=> 18 g
Example 2.
The molar mass of methane (CH4)
=> mass of carbon atom + 4 x (mass of hydrogen)
=>12 + 4x1
=> 16 g
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