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09-02-2021
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Use the equation Moles = Mass/Mołar Mass (Mr) to calculate the following: To make 3 moles of
Sodium (Na), how much mass do I need to weigh out?
A: 699g
B: 6.9g
C: 69g
D: 96g

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Answer:

c

Explanation:

Molar mass of Na=23g/mol

amount of mole(n)=3

mass=?

therefore,n=m/M

3mol=m/23g/mol

m=23g/mol ×3mol

m=69g.

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