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Chemistry Forums for Students => High School Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: matt1234 on October 14, 2009, 08:20:25 PM
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Hello all
Would someone be kind enough to look over these questions to see if i did them correctly, i do not have answers to them.
Thank you!
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i didnt check your calculations or numbers u used but the method is correct
basically:
g/mol * mol = g
and
g / (g/mol) = g*mol/g = mol
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thank you ill have my teacher glance over them and will post back.
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All seem OK at a first glance except practice problem e). What is the atomic weight of Cl (hint, see second sheet)?
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4 moles of Phosphorus atoms 31g /mole =124 g
4 moles of Phosphorus as P8, this is a bit ambigous and may be a trick question, personally I think the answer is once again 124 g.
The way the question is worded is asking for the weight of 4 moles of Phosphorus as P8 and not 4 moles of P8.
4 moles of Phosphorus is eqiivalent to 0.5 moles P8
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Thanks guys you folks are the best. :) Glad im on the right track.