Chemistry, asked by aw773391, 10 months ago

The Following calculations use Ar : H=1, O=16, Na=23, Cl=35.5, Ca=40, Cu=63.5, N=14
Calculate how many moles in 37g of Ca(OH)2

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Answered by rajsingh24

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Answer:

hey mate your answer is...

Explanation:

ca(oh)2 atomic mass=74u.

ca(oh)2 Gm mass =37gm.

$\frac{74}{37} \\ = 2moles..... \\ hope \: its \: helps...$

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