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Cobalt (III) hydroxide's formula is Co(OH)3

MOLES are found by grams you have/ molar mass of the molecule.

To find the molar mass, you must first find the masses of the elements. In Co(OH)3 there are 3 elements: Cobalt (Co), Oxygen (O), and Hydrogen (H)

Cobalt's Atomic Mass is 58.933 (but we'll round that 59)

Oxygen's atomic mass is 15.999 (but we'll round that 16)

Hydrogen's atomic mass is 1.0079 (but we'll just call that 1.)

BUT WAIT. THERE'S MORE.

There is 1 Cobalt atom, so we'll keep 59.

There are THREE Oxygen atoms, so we have to multiply 16 by 3. (That's 48.)

And there are also THREE Hydrogen atoms, so we have to multiply 1 by 3. (That's 3, but I'm sure you knew that.)

So let's add them up: 59 + 48 + 3 = 110 grams.

Almost there!

3.96 /110 = .036 moles.

CHEMisTRY!

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Molar mass of Co = 58.933200 g/mol

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Remembering that:

m=n * Mr which is mass=number of moles multiplied by molar mass.

So,

m=1*(12.01+16.00)

= 28.01g

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Cobalt's atomic mass is about 58.93 (according to the periodic table) so the mass of 1 mole of cobalt atoms will be 58.93 grams.

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1 mole Co = 58.93320 grams (atomic weight from Periodic Table in grams)

118g Co x 1mol/58.93320g = 2.00 moles Co

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10 grams of cobalt are in 2 moles

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