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Molar mass of H₂O = 18.01 g/mol
Therefore:
1 mol H₂O ----------------- 18.01 g/mol
9.00 moles ---------------- ( mass of H₂O )
mass of H₂O = 9.00 x 18.01 / 1
mass of H₂O = 162.09 / 1
mass of H₂O = 162.09 grams
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This might get a little salt out but you will need to evaporate the water to completely get the salt out. Once you evaporate the water all that will be left is the salt
From the calculation, the binding energy of the oxygen atom is 1.98 * 10^11 J
<h3>What is the binding energy?</h3>
The term binding energy has to do with the energy that must be supplied to the nucleus of an atom for the nucleus of the atoms to be bonded together.
We must note that;
E = mc^2
E = 2.20 × 10 -28 kg * ( 3 * 10^8m/s)^2 = 1.98 * 10^11 J
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H - hydrogen is a chemical element
O - oxygen is a chemical element
H₂ - hydrogen is a chemical substance wish a molecule comprising two atoms
O₂ - oxygen is a chemical substance wish a molecule comprising two atoms
H₂O - water is a chemical substance wish a molecule comprising two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen