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1 year ago

The chemical formula for acetone is: ch32co calculate the molar mass of acetone. round your answer to 2 decimal places.

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LUCKY_DIMON [66]1 year ago

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Molar mass of acetone $(CH_{3}) _{2} CO$ is 58.07914 g/mol

Elements presents in acetone is

Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen

Atomic mass of carbon is = 12.01 u

Atomic mass of Hydrogen = 1..00 u

Atomic mass of Oxygen = 15.99 u

So molar mass of acetone will be

= $(CH_{3}) _{2} CO$

= ( 12.01 + 3*(1.00))*2 + 12.01 + 15.99

=58.07914 g/mol

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