Exercise N5 S4_1A Gram Formula Mass

 

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In these revision exercises you are asked to use the relationship between number of moles, gram formula mass and the mass of a substance to work out the answer. You should be familiar with the triangle formula and how to manipulate it. It is important you also appreciate that the units must be correct.
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Question 9.

Calculate the mass of one mole of the following compounds:

a) iron chloride b) copper (I) oxide
 
 c)  calcium sulfide  d)  copper (I) bromide
   
 e)  sodium oxide  f) calclium chloride
 

Question 10.

Find the mass of each of the following:

a) 0.2 moles of: aluminium bromide b) 0.3 moles of:
     
 c)  0.25 moles of:  rubidium iodide  d)  3 moles of:  potassium oxide
   
e) 10 moles of: Iron (III) sulfide f) 0.4 moles of: nitrogen chloride
   

Question 11.

Find the mass of each of the following:

a) 2 moles of: magnesium hydroxide b) 3 moles of: silver nitrate
   
 c)  25 moles of:  copper hydroxide  d)  0.3 moles of:  Iron thiosulfate
   
e) 1.3 moles of: lead nitrate f) 2.4 moles of: beryllium sulfate
   

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Question 13.

 
 
 
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