Use the following molecular weights:
C = 12.0107 H = 1.00794 O = 15.9994 N = 14.00674 Fe = 55.845 S = 32.06 Co = 58.93 Na = 22.9898
Question 1: Your molecular weights are given above, where would you find these if they were not given? 1 mark
Question 2: How many moles are in 2.0 g Sodium? 2 marks
Question 3: How many grams in 2.3 mol SO4? 2 marks
Question 4: When working in a lab over the holidays you find a vial of blue powder. The label is unintelligible, and the only thing can read is: Substance: Co(CX)6 Moles: 0.0189mol You weigh the sample: Grams: 4.29g What is the compound? (Hint: what is X?) 9 marks 4
Question 5: How many atoms are in 62g of NH3? 3 marks
Use the following molecular weights: C = 12.0107 H = 1.00794 O = 15.9994 N =...
Remember your significant figures! Use the following molecular weights: C = 12.0107 H = 1.00794 O = 15.9994 N = 14.00674 Fe = 55.845 S = 32.06 Co = 58.93 Na = 22.9898 Question 1: Your molecular weights are given above, where would you find these if they were not given? 1 mark
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