Calculate the number of mmoles of limonene used in the reaction (1.3 g limonene used).
limonene formula is C10H16
Molar mass of C10H16,
MM = 10*MM(C) + 16*MM(H)
= 10*12.01 + 16*1.008
= 136.228 g/mol
mass(C10H16)= 1.3 g
use:
number of mol of C10H16,
n = mass of C10H16/molar mass of C10H16
=(1.3 g)/(1.362*10^2 g/mol)
= 9.543*10^-3 mol
= 9.543 mmol
Answer: 9.5 mmol
Calculate the number of mmoles of limonene used in the reaction (1.3 g limonene used).
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