The mass number of aluminium hydroxide is 78 thus, the number of moles in 0.745 g is:
no. of moles= mass/ RFM
= 0.745/78
=0.00955moles
Therefore the 0.00955 moles should be in the 35.18 ml
therefore 1000ml of the solution will have:
(0.00955ml×1000ml)/35.18
=0.2715moles
The solution will be 0.27M hydrochloric acid
To convert the given number of moles of aluminum to grams, we need to use the molar mass of the element as the conversion factor. Aluminum has a molar mass of 26.981 g/ mol. The answer to this problem is b. <span>fraction: 26.981 g Al over one mol Al. </span>
ANSWER:
Group 18:
Elements are
-helium(He)
-neon (Ne)
-argon (Ar)
-krypton (Kr)
-xenon (Xe)
-radon (Rn)
-oganesson (Og)
