Chemistry, asked by aishay, 1 year ago

Determine the no of moles of O2 in 10.6g of Na2CO3?​

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Answered by shreyashsahoo
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is it O2 or just oxygen ?


aishay: O2
Answered by dorri
3

Hey Mate!!

No. of Moles = \frac{Mass\:given}{Molar\: Mass}

No. of Moles = \frac{10.6}{2(23)+12+3(16)}

No. of Moles = \frac{10.6}{46+12+48}

No. of Moles = \frac{10.6}{106}

No. of Moles (Na2CO3)= \frac{106}{1060} = \frac{1}{10} = 0.1 Moles

No. of Moles of O2 = 2 moles

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