how do i find the mass of 0.5 moles of nitrogen gas
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★ Ello ★
mole = mass of substance / molecular mass
0.5 = mass of N2 gas / 2 × 14
{ mass of one molecule of N2 gas is 28 }
so,
mass of 0.5 mole of nitrogen is =>
0.5 × 28
=> 14
therefore ,
your answer is
★ 14 g ★
hope it helps you dear !!
mole = mass of substance / molecular mass
0.5 = mass of N2 gas / 2 × 14
{ mass of one molecule of N2 gas is 28 }
so,
mass of 0.5 mole of nitrogen is =>
0.5 × 28
=> 14
therefore ,
your answer is
★ 14 g ★
hope it helps you dear !!
Anonymous:
Perfect !
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HEYA Frnd. ......... ☺
We know that;
Mass of N2 gas (M) = 2 × 14
=> 28 g
Given moles (n) = 0.5
==================
n = m/M
n = No. Of Moles
M = Molar mass
m = given mass ( asked in the question to be found)
===================
=> 0.5 = m / 28
=> m = 0.5 × 28
m => --.....☆⭐ANS⭐☆
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU. . . ☺
We know that;
Mass of N2 gas (M) = 2 × 14
=> 28 g
Given moles (n) = 0.5
==================
n = m/M
n = No. Of Moles
M = Molar mass
m = given mass ( asked in the question to be found)
===================
=> 0.5 = m / 28
=> m = 0.5 × 28
m => --.....☆⭐ANS⭐☆
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU. . . ☺
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