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Determine the formula mass of Na2SO3?

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Na = 23

S= 32

O= 16

Therefore : Na2SO4 = (23×2) +32+(16×4) =

46+32+64=142g/mol

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Na = 23

S= 32

O= 16

Therefore : Na2SO4 = (23×2) +32+(16×4) =

46+32+64=142g/mol

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Sodium: Na=23. Na2= 23 multiplied by 2=46. Sulphur: S=32 and since it has no subscript(a number that would come after it) you times it by nothing. Oxygen: O=16. O4= 16 multiplied by 4= 64. then you add all these answers the 46+ 32+64= 142.

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The mass of one mole of sodium sulfate decahydrate is about 322.1952 grams.

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Approximately 142 grams pr. mole.

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sodium sulfide oxide

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142.05

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