Fundamentals L35
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Fundamentals L35
hey guys in fundamentals L.35 it talks about trying to find the mass of iron needed to produce 2.50t of NaBr. what is the t and what is the conversion factor to grams?
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Re: Fundamentals L35
The T in the problems stands for metric tons.
1t=1000kg
1kg=1000g
Therefore, 1t= 1,000,000g.
1t=1000kg
1kg=1000g
Therefore, 1t= 1,000,000g.
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Re: Fundamentals L35
The T in the question stands for "tons" . 1 ton is equal to 1,000 kg. And one kg is equal to 1,000g. To turn this into grams, you can do
2.5t x 1000kg/1t x 1000g/1kg
2.5t x 1000kg/1t x 1000g/1kg
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Re: Fundamentals L35
The T stands for tons so 1 ton is equal to 1,000 kg and then we use dimensional analysis to convert from kg to g by using 1 kg equals 1,000 grams.
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