How many grams in 1 mole of calcium nitrate?

Answer 1

It is quit simple. Calculate the molar mass of calcium nitrate using your Periodic Table and multiple by 12.3. Use this simple formula

N = m / M

N = number of mols

m = mass in grams

M = molar mass of the substance (grams / mol)

Note to find molar mass of the molecule add up the atomic masses of the individual element (ie : Carbon is 12.01 g/mol) be sure to multiply by how many individual atoms of a element are in your molecule or substance.

In your case Ca(NO3)2

1 Ca

2 N

6 O

Hope this is what you needed

Answer 2

First find the atomic weight of the molecule calcium nitrate, Ca(NO3 )2 .

Ca=40.08

N=14 x2=28

O=16 x6=96

Ca(NO3)2 = 164.08 g/mol

With that you can convert the 1 mole of calcium nitrate into grams.

1 mol x 164.08 g/mol = 164.08 g calcium nitrate