N(CaCO3)=m÷M
m being the mass of the sample and M being the molar mass of the compound; Molar mass is to be obtained by adding the atomic masses of all the elements in the compound.
therefore,
n(CaCO3)=m÷M
=28g÷100 g.mol
=0.28 mol
therefore, there are 0.28 moles in 28g of Calcium Carbonate.
Answer: 112 dm3
Explanation:
At STP, 1 mole occupied 22.4dm3
Hence
5mole will occupy 22.4×5= 112dm3
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