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mass = moles x relative molecular mass

mass = 5 x (2+16)

mass = 5 x 18

mass = 90g

while n= number of moles; m= mass; <and> M= molar mass; the mass of 5.0 mol H2O is:

m = n x M

= 5 x [(H x 2) + (O x 1)]

= 5 x [(1 x 2) + (16 x 1)]

= 5 x (2+16)

= 5 x 18

= 90

.: the mass of 5.0 mol H2O is 90g

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The mass in grams of 3 moles of water molecules is 48 g.

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5.0 mol × (18.0 g/mol) = 90. grams H2O

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This mass is 56 g for H2O.

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This mass is 54 g.

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This mass is 54 g,

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90g

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