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(1) A chemist needs 1.25 moles of sugar to dissolve in 1 iter of water. How many grams of sugar will the chemist need?
(2) From the calculaled number of molecules of calcium carbonate (Caco) in a piece of chalk, determine the lotal number of alon
each at the elements within vour piece of chalk calcium, carbon, and oxygen. How many atoms in total are present?
Molecules of CaCO,
Roms of Ca
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(1) A chemist needs 1.25 moles of sugar to dssolve in 1 iter of water. How many grams of sugar will the chemist need?
(2) From the calculated number of molecules of calcium carbonate (Cac0,) in a piece of chalk, determine the total number of atoms of
each of the elements within your piece ot chalk calcium, carbon, and oxygen. How many atoms in total are present?
Molecules of CaCo,
Atoms of Ca
Atoms of C
Atoms of 0
Total atomS
(3) The amount of iron required per day for the average person is D.015 g. How many atoms of ron is this?
Atoms of Fe:
(4) CHALLENGE QUESTION: According to the National Insututes oT Health (NH), the recommended amount of sodium
consumed per day for the average person is no more than 2.3 g. Using this information, how many moles of salt (NaC) would be
healthy for a typical person?
Molecules of Nacl
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