Chemistry, asked by swapnil2982, 8 months ago

how many moles are there in 10 gram carbon

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Answered by ansa2000mol

2

Answer:

Explanation:

No. of moles = given mass / GMM or GAM

= 10 /12

= 0.83 MOLES

Answered by sufiyamaner73

1

Answer:

0.832

Explanation:

1 grams Carbon is equal to 0.083259093974539 mole

So 10 gram of carbon will be 10 x 0.0832 = 0.832

Hope it helps you !

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