Physics, asked by souravchakrabortty70, 5 months ago

Example 1.7 : In a reaction, 0.5 mol of aluminium is required. Calcula
amount of aluminium required in grams? (atomic mass of Al = 27 amu)​

Answers

Answered by ExᴏᴛɪᴄExᴘʟᴏʀᴇƦ
2

Given

  • In a reaction we need 0.5 mol of aluminium
  • Atomic Mass of Aluminium = 27 amu

To Find

  • Amount of aluminium required in grams

Solution

Grams = Moles × Atomic Mass

So here we have that,

  • For a reaction to take place 0.5 moles of aluminium is required and we ought to convert Moles to grams

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According to the Question :

→ Grams = Moles × Atomic Mass

  • Moles = 0.5 amu
  • Atomic Mass = 27 amu

→ Grams = 0.5 × 27

→ Grams = 13.5 g

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Know More

  • Formula to find number of Moles = Grams of Compound/Molar Mass
  • Formula to find Molecular Mass = Atomic Number × Atomic Weight
Answered by TheBrainlyopekaa
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☛To find

✒Amount of aluminium required in grams

✇Solution

✧Grams=Moles×Atomic Mass

Answer

Grams=Moles×Atomic Mass

Moles=0.5amu

☛Atomic Mass=27amu

Grams=0.5×27

Grams=13.5g

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