Asked by Jannie
What mass of magnesium, Mg, contains the same number of atoms as 12g of Carbon, C
Could you please show the method too
Thanx :)
Could you please show the method too
Thanx :)
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Answered by
Dr Russ
The same number of moles contain the same number of particles, in this case atoms.
12 g of C will contain 1 mole of atoms as the molar mass of carbon is 12 g mole^-1 to 2 sig figs.
So a molar mass of magnesium will contain the same number of atoms. You need to look up the molar mass of Mg.
12 g of C will contain 1 mole of atoms as the molar mass of carbon is 12 g mole^-1 to 2 sig figs.
So a molar mass of magnesium will contain the same number of atoms. You need to look up the molar mass of Mg.
Answered by
Tsitsi sibanda
Mass=moles× molar mass massif Mg =24÷12=2
Answered by
hansen
carbon=12/12
magnesium=12/24
magnesium=12/24
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