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                How many molecules are in 15g CH4? How do you figure this out?
            
            
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    The molar mass of CH4 is 16.05 g/mol. You figure this out by adding the molar mass of each atom (Carbon is 12.01g/mol and hydrogen is 1.01g/mol x 4 of them). You then take the 15g and multiply it by the inverse of the molar mass:
15g x 1mol/16.05g = 0.93 mol.
    
15g x 1mol/16.05g = 0.93 mol.
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