Chemistry, asked by lkumarsahoo7, 3 months ago

how many moles are present in 40 g of naso4

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Answered by vedantgarg2005

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Answer:

Explanation:

Atomic Mass of NaSO4= 23+32+16*4

=119u/amu

NUMBER OF MOLES= GIVEN MASS/MOLAR MASS

moles= 40/119= 0.33 Moles

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