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remember that mass divided by molecular mass = the number of moles

the Atomic Mass' are as follows : C = 112.01

O = 16

H = 1.01

the molecular mass of a methanol molecule is that of 2 carbons 6 hydrogens and one oxygen = 46.08g

following you divide 25g(measure of mass) by 46.08(atomic mass) = 10.54 mole.

(the grams will cancel with each other leaving mole as the unit if you want to take a strictly mathmathical point of view)

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