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irinina [24]
3 years ago
14

Si en un laboratorio hay 300 moles de plomo y 300 moles de plata en cual de los dos casos la masa en mayor?

Chemistry
1 answer:
docker41 [41]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Esto significa que la masa en las moles de plomo es mayor que en las de plata.

Explanation:

Las moles de los átomos representan la cantidad de átomos presentes. Para saber la masa de los átomos debemos convertir las moles a gramos usando el peso molecular de cada uno de los átomos (207.2g/mol para el plomo y 107.82g/mol para la plata).

La masa de plomo en 300 moles es:

300 moles * (207.2g / mol) = 62160g de plomo

Y la masa de plata es:

300 moles * (107.82g / mol) = 32346g de plata

<h3>Esto significa que la masa en las moles de plomo es mayor que en las de plata</h3>
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