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unless you are refferring to a mole as in the animal, there is no answer to that question. Mole is just a number for a conversion factor of amu to grams.

A mole is ~6.022 x 10E23 of anything. Just as a dozen is 12 of anything.

The average oxygen atom is 16 amu and the average Ca atom is about 40 amu. So one molecule of CaO would be 56 amu. 1 mole of CaO would be 56 grams. So I guess you could say there is less than one mole in 35 grams of CaO.

Coincidently I don't think you could hide an average mole (the animal) in 35 grams of CaO either.

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25.0g of KNO3

1. Locate K, N, O in your Periodic Table and get the Atomic Mass of each (for Oxygen you mulitply by 3 because of the subscript) add them all togher.

2. Take the sum of the atomic numbers for KNO3 and set up the equation as

(25.0g)(1 Mole/101.102g) = your ans.

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The formula weight of calcium nitrate is approximately 102 g/mol.

25.50g / 102g/mol = 0.25 moles.

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Formula mass of calcium sulfate, CaSO4 = 136.1

Amount of CaSO4 = 25.35 / 136.1 = 0.186mol

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Calculate the moles in CaCl2 in a 25.00 g sample

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0.1862 moles

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How many moles in 311mg CaCo3

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25 g CaCl2 is equivalent to 0,225 moles.

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