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An ammonium carbonate sample is weighed in the laboratory. The sample weighs 22.5g. Can you determine...

An ammonium carbonate sample is weighed in the laboratory. The sample weighs 22.5g. Can you determine the moles of ammonium in the sample?

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1st we need to calculate moles of ammonium carbonate. (NH4)2CO3=mass/molarmass

=22.5gm/(96gm/mol)=0.2344mol

Moles of NH4= moles of (NH4)2CO3×molar ratio of NH4& (NH4)2CO3

=0.2344 moles of (NH4)2CO4×(2mole NH4/1mol (NH4)2CO3)

=0.469moles NH4

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