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Hannah Simpson
17 December, 15:55
How many moles are in 345g of Re
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Kaila Roberson
17 December, 17:10
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The number of mole is 1.852moles
Explanation:
To calculate the number of mole, using the formula
n = m/Mm
n - number of mole
m - number of mass
Mm - number of molar mass
The molar mass of Re = 186.207
Then, n = 345g / 186.207g/mol
n = 1.852mol
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