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109.4g Mg contains how many moles?

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13y ago

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The number of moles is equal to the mass divided by the molar mass. In mathematical form, it is:

Moles = Mass of Mg / Molar Mass of Mg

Moles = 109.4 / 24.3

Moles = 4.501 (rounded to three decimal points)

Always keep a Periodic Table handy, molar masses are quite important.

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To find moles when given grams, divide the Atomic Mass of the element by the weight in grams. The atomic mass of Magnesium is 24.305, so you would divide 24.305 by 109.4, which equals .222166, or .2 when rounded according to significant figures.

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About 4.5 moles.

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4.50

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