How many moles are found in a 100.0 g sample of CuF2?
2 answers:
<span>The molar mass is calculated by the sum of the mass numbers of the atoms that form the molecule. For example: CuF2
</span>Cu: 1*63,54u = 63,54u
F: 2*19u = 38u
Thus, the molar mass of CuF2 is: 63,54+38= 101,54 g/ mol.
<span>And the number of mol is calculated by the mass divided by the molar mass or it can be solving through the rule of 3. For example:
</span>100 g de CuF2
101,54 g → 1 mol
100 g → x
101,54x = 100
x = 100/101,54
x = 0,98483... →
<span>I hope I have helped you, good studies!</span>
</span>Cu: 1*63,54u = 63,54u
F: 2*19u = 38u
Thus, the molar mass of CuF2 is: 63,54+38= 101,54 g/ mol.
<span>And the number of mol is calculated by the mass divided by the molar mass or it can be solving through the rule of 3. For example:
</span>100 g de CuF2
101,54 g → 1 mol
100 g → x
101,54x = 100
x = 100/101,54
x = 0,98483... →
<span>I hope I have helped you, good studies!</span>
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