Is it right when i say that mass of 1 mole of any substance is nothing but molar mass of that substance pls tell if u know only
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Hi..
No ...if we say one mole the value becomes specific i.e 6.2×10²³..
If we talk about molar mass then each compound has its own molar mass value which cant be the same as one mole value ..
hope this helps!
No ...if we say one mole the value becomes specific i.e 6.2×10²³..
If we talk about molar mass then each compound has its own molar mass value which cant be the same as one mole value ..
hope this helps!
Anonymous:
try to understand
mole cant be the same s molar mass
as mole has definite value and molar mass doesnt have a definite value
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the statement u said is true.
reeason:
mole = given mass / molar(molecular) mass -----> (1)
when mass of 1 mole = molar mass,
mass of one mole = molar mass
mass of (1) = molar mass
thus, given mass = molar mass
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reeason:
mole = given mass / molar(molecular) mass -----> (1)
when mass of 1 mole = molar mass,
mass of one mole = molar mass
mass of (1) = molar mass
thus, given mass = molar mass
plz mark as brainliset
where is the one who asked this q?
idk
lol
u understood the q wrong
the q is whether mass of one mole = molar mass
nope thats incorrect
u have answered that mole i not equal to molar mass
anyways lets stop arguing
plz see the q once
yes i know the ques very well and the ans too
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