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kondaur [170]
3 years ago
7

A mineral contains only a metal, M, and sulfur. If analysis indicates that a 44.9 g sample of the mineral contains 2.1 g of M, w

hat mass of M (g) is contained in 329 g of the mineral?
Chemistry
2 answers:
taurus [48]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

15.38 g is the mass for M in the 329 g of sample

Explanation:

Mineral's formula: MS

Our sample weighs 44.9 g

Mass of M: 2.1 g

Our new sample weighs 329 g

We may solve this by a rule of three:

44.9 g of sample contain 2.1 g of M

329 g of sample will contain (329 . 2.1) / 44.9 = 15.38 g

Inessa [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

In a 329 grams mineral, we have 15.4 grams of metal M

Explanation:

Step 1: Data given

Mass of the sample = 44.9 grams

The mineral contains: 2.1 grams of M

Step 2: Calculate mass % of M

mass % of M = (mass M / total mass sample) * 100 %

mass % of M = (2.1 grams / 44.9 grams) *100 %

mass % of M = 4.677 %

Step 3: Calculate the mass of M in a 329 grams

Mass % = (4.677 grams / 100 % ) * 329 grams

Mass % = 0.04677 * 329 grams

Mass % =  15.4 grams

In a 329 grams mineral, we have 15.4 grams of metal M

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