The number of mole of a molecule is defined as its mass per molar mass. Using # mol = n, mass = m and molar mass = M and given that n = M m, rearrange this expression for (a) M = ? (b) m = ? (c) If n = 0.0021 mol and M = 44 g/mol; what is the value of m?

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Bruce Knight

16 September, 03:33

The number of mole of a molecule is defined as its mass per molar mass. Using # mol = n, mass = m and molar mass = M and given that n = M m, rearrange this expression for (a) M = ? (b) m = ? (c) If n = 0.0021 mol and M = 44 g/mol; what is the value of m?

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Quentin Dougherty · Answer 1

Given:

n = 0.0021 mol

M = 44 gram/mol

Required: m or the mass of the molecule

Solution:

M = m/n

Rearranging the expression,

m = M x n

m = 44 g/mol x 0.0021 mol

Evaluating the expression and cancelling units, we obtain,

m = 0.0924 grams

M is the molar mass. This value is very useful in chemistry calculations especially in calculating the amounts of reactants and products for a chemical reaction.