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Answered by ShreyaSingh31
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Given :-

  • No. of {H_2\:O}moles = 5

To find :-

  • Mass of 5 moles of {H_2\:O} (in g)

Solution :-

Atomic mass of H = 2 × 1 = 2

Atomic mass of O = 1 × 16 = 16

Atomic mass of {H_2\:O} = Atomic mass of H + Atomic mass of O

Molecular mass mass of {H_2\:O} = 2 + 16 = 18

Let's apply the formula,

No. of moles in {H_2\:O} = \bf\large\frac{Mass\:of\:H_2O\:in\:gram}{Molecular\:mass\:of\:H_2O}

Plug the values in the formula,

5 = \bf\large\frac{Mass\:of\:H_2O\:in\:grams}{18}

We have to find the molecular mass of {H_2\:O} , therefore,

Molecular mass of {H_2\:O} = 5 × 18

Molecular mass of {H_2\:O} = 90

•°• Mass of 5 moles of water = 90 g

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