Asked by Janice
Calculate the number of grams in the following :[149.096 g/mole]
8.55 moles of (NH4)3PO4
IT WOULD BE NICE IF I CAN GET STEP BY STEPS TO GET ANSWER !!!
8.55 moles of (NH4)3PO4
IT WOULD BE NICE IF I CAN GET STEP BY STEPS TO GET ANSWER !!!
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Answered by
Chopsticks
First add up the molarity of your compound
3N= 42.0201
12H = 12.09528
P= 30.97376
4O = 63.99600
Add those number up and you should get 149.08 (I rounded).
(8.55mole) * (149.09g/1mole) = ??
3N= 42.0201
12H = 12.09528
P= 30.97376
4O = 63.99600
Add those number up and you should get 149.08 (I rounded).
(8.55mole) * (149.09g/1mole) = ??
Answered by
Chopsticks
Dang it! I did not know what the :[149.096 g/mole] meant until I looked back again. Apparently they gave your the total mass of the compound! I went through and did all that work for nothing!
Anyways your answer should not be off by much, but if you it to be as accurate as the problem says than use replace the grams
Anyways your answer should not be off by much, but if you it to be as accurate as the problem says than use replace the grams
Answered by
RickP
Also, you are not adding up the molarity of the compound. Molarity is numer of moles of solute per liter of solution.
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