Chemistry, asked by khushirathod58, 7 months ago

Find the number of moles present in 6g of H2SO4

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Answered by moviya2008

0

Answer:

1 moles

Explanation:

Answered by abheeraks45304

4

Explanation:

molar mass of H2SO4=98
no of moles =given mass/molar mass
=6/98
=0.0612 moles

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