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9. Determine the molar mass (also called formula weight) of the following compounds: a. СаCl, b. BaSo, C. NAOH d. CH,OH e. Mg(NO,),

9. Determine the molar mass (also called formula weight) of the following compounds: a. СаCl, b. BaSo, C. NAOH d. CH,OH e. Mg(NO,),

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5. Why does 1 mole of Magnesium not have the same mass as 1 mole of Sulfur? Because Heyre diffrent 6. How is the mass of 1 mole of an element determined? add Theatoril mass mole up of all the atoms in one 7. How is the gram atomic weight of a molecule or compound determined? Gf the Componn a mde is The Same way 8. Determine the number of grams in one mole of the following: a. Tungsten C. Hydrogen b. Carbon d. Oxygen 9. Determine the molar mass (also called formula weight) of the following compounds: a. CaCl, b. BaSO, C. NaOH d. C,H,OH e. Mg(NO,), 10. One mole of Sulfur is 32.06 g. How many moles Would be found in: a. 85.9 g of Sulfur b. 10.57 g of Sulfur
Transcribed Image Text:5. Why does 1 mole of Magnesium not have the same mass as 1 mole of Sulfur? Because Heyre diffrent 6. How is the mass of 1 mole of an element determined? add Theatoril mass mole up of all the atoms in one 7. How is the gram atomic weight of a molecule or compound determined? Gf the Componn a mde is The Same way 8. Determine the number of grams in one mole of the following: a. Tungsten C. Hydrogen b. Carbon d. Oxygen 9. Determine the molar mass (also called formula weight) of the following compounds: a. CaCl, b. BaSO, C. NaOH d. C,H,OH e. Mg(NO,), 10. One mole of Sulfur is 32.06 g. How many moles Would be found in: a. 85.9 g of Sulfur b. 10.57 g of Sulfur
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