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Calculate the mass in grams of 3. 29 x 104 mol of lithium Help please?

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Sedaia [141]2 years ago

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Answer 

no. of moles =

 $\frac{mass \: {g} \: }{ \: molecular \: wight}$ 

so, mass (g)= no. of moles × molecular wight

Explanation:

Li molecular wight equal to 6.941

mass (g)=3.29×104 mol ×6.941 =2374.93g of lithium 

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