Answer:
~.1058 Moles
Explanation:
The formula for this question is the following.
1 mole of a compound/molar mass of the compound.
First we need to find the molar mass of H2O, which is the atomic mass on the periodic table. Hydrogen is 1.01, Oxygen is 16.00. Add those together to get the molar mass of the compound and you'll get an equation that looks like this.
1 mole of H2O/ 17.01 g/mol H2O
We now know that in 1 mole of H20 there is 17.01 g.
Take 1.8g and divide it by 17.01, you get your answer.
Answer:
See explanation
Explanation:
A carbohydrate is formed from carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. These three elements are combined in every carbohydrate.
Even though carbohydrates are composed of only these three atoms, the number of atoms of these elements in each carbohydrate as well as the spatial arrangement of these atoms in each carbohydrate is not the same.
This means that different carbohydrates contain different number of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen atoms which are arranged in different ways in space. This gives room for the existence of many different types of carbohydrates all consisting of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
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Answer: 24 moles of
are produced.
Explanation:
To calculate the moles :

According to stoichiometry :
1 mole of
is accompanied with = 1 mole of 
Thus 24 moles of
is accompanied with =
of 
Thus 24 moles of
are produced.
Answer:
Both objects are moving.
Explanation:
Object 1 is moving because the unbalanced force acting on the skateboard is causing it to <em>either move slower or move faster.</em> An example of this is when the skateboard is going down the hill. The unbalanced force is caused by the gravity which speeds up the skateboard.
Object 2 is also moving although it has a balance force; however, it is moving at a<em> "constant speed."</em> This is because the force of thrusting forward is being counteracted by a friction force of the <u>same magnitude.</u> Forces that are equal in magnitude and of opposing directions causing the speed to be constant. So, the bicycle is still moving.