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A helium balloon contains 0.26 g of helium. How many moles of helium does it contain?
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Answered by
Anonymous
...........1 mole
0.26g He * ------- = 0.065 moles He
...........4.0026g
(you divide how many grams you have by the atomic mass [which is the # below the element symbol on the periodic table])
0.26g He * ------- = 0.065 moles He
...........4.0026g
(you divide how many grams you have by the atomic mass [which is the # below the element symbol on the periodic table])
Answered by
Anonymous
(Sorry about the spacing, the formatting gets messed up when you post a message)
Answered by
DrBob222
Yes, spacing is a problem. We work around it by doing it this way.
# mols = g/molar mass.
# mols = 0.26/4.00 = ??
# mols = g/molar mass.
# mols = 0.26/4.00 = ??
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