In 0.32. gm. Of methane, the number of moles is
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molar mass of methane= 12+4=16
therefore,
number of moles= mass given/molar mass
therefore,
0.32/16=0.2/1=2/10=0.2 moles.
therefore,
number of moles= mass given/molar mass
therefore,
0.32/16=0.2/1=2/10=0.2 moles.
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it is very easy.
chemical formula of methane is CH4.
so we can say that its molecular mass is 12(one carbon)+4(four hydrogen)=16g
so, in 16gram of methane consist one mole.
so in .32 g= 1/16×.32=.02mole
hope you will understand
chemical formula of methane is CH4.
so we can say that its molecular mass is 12(one carbon)+4(four hydrogen)=16g
so, in 16gram of methane consist one mole.
so in .32 g= 1/16×.32=.02mole
hope you will understand
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