Moles of Matter Flashcards

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3.194 reams of paper (1 ream = 500 sheets)

A

1597 sheets of paper

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2
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3.194 moles of rice grains

A

1.923 × 10^24 rice grains

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3
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31.94 moles of indium atoms

A

1.923 × 10^25 In atoms

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Perform each calculation for bismuth, Bi.

a) Convert 4.321 × 1021 atoms to moles.

b) Convert 4.321 moles to number of atoms.

c) Calculate the molar mass.

d) Convert 4.321 grams to moles.

e) Convert 4.321 moles to grams.

A

a) 0.007175 mol

b) 2.602 × 10^24 atoms

c) 209.0 g/mol

d) 0.02067 mol

e)903.1 g

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Perform each calculation for nitrogen gas, N2.

a) Convert 5.75 × 1022 molecules to moles.

b) Convert 5.75 moles to number of molecules.

c) Convert 5.75 moles to number of each type of atom.

A

a) 0.0955 mol

b) 3.46 × 10^24 molecules

c) N: 6.93 × 10^24 atoms

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Perform each calculation for nitrogen gas, N2.

a) Calculate the molar mass.

b) Convert 5.75 grams to moles.

c) Convert 5.75 moles to grams.

A

a) 28.02 g/mol

b) 0.205 mol

c) 161 g

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Perform each calculation for uranium (VI) fluoride, UF6.

a) Convert 1.06 × 1025 molecules to moles.

b) Convert 1.06 moles to number of molecules.

c) Convert 1.06 moles to number of each type of atom.

A

a) 17.6 mol

b) 6.38 × 10^23 molecules

c)
U: 6.38 × 10^23 atoms

F: 3.83 × 10^24 atoms

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Perform each calculation for uranium (VI) fluoride, UF6.

a) Calculate the molar mass.

b) Convert 1.06 grams to moles.

c) Convert 1.06 moles to grams.

A

a) 352.0 g/mol

b) 0.00301 mol

c) 373 g

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9
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Perform each calculation for ribose, C5H10O5 (a monosaccharide, or carbohydrate).

a) Convert 6.00 × 1023 molecules to moles.

b) Convert 6.00 moles to number of molecules.

c) Convert 6.00 moles to number of each type of atom.

A

a) 0.996 mol

b) 3.61 × 10^24 molecules

c)

C: 1.81 × 10^25 atoms

H: 3.61 × 10^25 atoms

O: 1.81 × 10^25 atoms

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Perform each calculation for ribose, C5H10O5 (a monosaccharide, or carbohydrate).

a) Calculate the molar mass.

b) Convert 6.00 grams to moles.

c) Convert 6.00 moles to grams.

A

a) 150.13 g/mol

b) 0.0400 mol

c) 901 g

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Perform each calculation for boric acid, H3BO3.

a) Convert 9 × 1021 molecules to moles.

b) Convert 0.9 moles to number of molecules.

c) Convert 0.9 moles to number of each type of atom.

A

a) 0.01 mol

b) 5 × 10^23 molecules

c)

H: 2 × 10^24 atoms

B: 5 × 10^23 atoms

O: 2 × 10^24 atoms

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12
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Perform each calculation for boric acid, H3BO3.

a) Calculate the molar mass.

b) Convert 0.9 grams to moles.

c) Convert 0.9 moles to grams.

A

a) 61.83 g/mol

b) 0.01 mol

c) 60 g

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13
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Perform each calculation for chloric acid, HClO3.

a) Convert 1.73 × 1025 molecules to moles.

b) Convert 0.173 moles to number of molecules.

c) Convert 0.173 moles to number of each type of atom.

A

a) 28.7 mol

b) 1.04 × 10^23 molecules

c)

H: 1.04 × 10^23 atoms

Cl: 1.04 × 10^23 atoms

O: 3.13 × 10^23 atoms

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14
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Perform each calculation for chloric acid, HClO3.

a) Calculate the molar mass.

b) Convert 0.173 grams to moles.

c) Convert 0.173 moles to grams.

A

a) 84.46 g/mol

b) 0.00205 mol

c) 14.6 g

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