Chemistry, asked by ub4557033, 10 months ago

how many moles are present in 52g of Aspartame(C14H18N2O5)

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Answered by amankaknepba303

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Answer:

the molar mass of aspartame is 294

no. of moles = given weight/ molecular weight

no. of moles = 52/294

= 0.176 moles

Answered by nishith37492

2

Answer:

see the answer below

Explanation:

0.17 moles

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