7B.15


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ryuichiro_3I
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7B.15

Postby ryuichiro_3I » Wed Mar 06, 2024 9:18 pm

for 7B.15 why is ln[A}0 in grams and not in moles? or are we allowed to use grams and moles interchangeably?

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Re: 7B.15

Postby Lauren_Hayashi_1E » Wed Mar 06, 2024 9:23 pm

Hi, from my understanding, you have the molarity from [A]t. Now you would convert this into grams by multiplying the molarity by L then by grams per mole to obtain grams.

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Re: 7B.15

Postby Arianna Zhou 1D » Wed Mar 06, 2024 9:25 pm

Moles and grams of a substance can be converted to one another by finding out a molecule's molecular mass. To find [A], you can convert a grams value into moles by looking at the periodic table and adding together the masses of its constituent elements (S + 2 Os + 2 Cls), and then dividing grams by your calculated molecular mass value, and then dividing that again by the volume of the container in L.

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Re: 7B.15

Postby Taryn 1J » Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:52 pm

I believe that the answer is in grams because the questions asks what MASS will remain rather than how many moles


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