Interpretation: The mass of sulfuric acid needs to be determined.
Concept introduction: By multiplying the molar mass of a compound by the number of moles, the given moles get converted to mass.
Answer to Problem 37PP
Explanation of Solution
Initially, the molar mass of
One mole of hydrogen atoms weighs
But
One mole of sulfur (S) atom weighs
One mole of oxygen (O) atom weighs
But
Now the molar mass of
Hence one mole of
Given
Multiplying the given moles by molar mass gives the mass
Moles to mass is converted by multiplying the given moles by molar mass.
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