Chemistry, asked by choutu8326, 1 year ago

number of moles in 200g O?

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Answered by latchagadossk
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We know that the molecular mass of CaCO3 can be calculated as per information:-

Ca--> 40u, C-->12, O-->16.

Hence molecular mass of CaCO3= 40+12+{3×(16)}=100u~~ 100g.

Here (given mass )=200g.

Now no. Of moles(n) = given mass ÷( molecular mass).

n=200÷100= 2 mols.

Answered by Anonymous
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HEY MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

● the molecular mass of oxygen = 16g

and HERE the measure of oxygen =200g

so the number of moles

200/16

= 12.5. moles

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