how to convert 5.6g of sulphur dioxide into moles
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mass given =5.6g
Molecular mass of SO2=64
moles =mass/M.W
=5.6/64 =0.0875
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No of moles of 5.6g of sulfur dioxide is 0.0875 moles.
Explanation:
The molecular mass of sulfur dioxide (SO₂) is 64g.
Mass of one sulfur atom = 32g
Mass of 2 oxygen atoms = 32g
No of moles = Mass of given substance ÷ Molecular mass of the given compound.
The mass of the given compound is 5.6g.
Hence, no of moles = 5.6÷64 = 0.0875 moles
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