3 years ago

How many moles are in 0.06 grams of iron

1 answer:

3 0

No of mole = reacting mass/ molar mass

No of mole = 0.06/56

No of mole = 0.00107mol....

Or...

1mole of iron contain 56gmol¯¹
:-x mole is contained in 0.06g

Porata
And you'll have..

x = 0.06/56

x = 0.00107mol.....

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