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How many grams of strontium (Sr, 87.62 g/mol) are in 2.92 moles of strontium?

User Harlee
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mass= number of mole *Molar mass
mass =2.92 mol*87.62 g/mol≈256 g
User Shanusmagnus
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Answer :The correct answer for mass of Sr is 255.85 g.

Mole :

It can defined as the amount of substance that contains as many entities as present 12 g of Carbon-12 .

In 1 mole of any atom , molecule or ions is equal to its atomic mass , molecular mass or ionic mass respectively .

Mass , molar mass ( or atomic mass or ionic mass ) and mole can be related as :


Mole(mol) = ( given mass (g))/(molar mass ((g)/(mol)))

Given :

Molar mass of Strontium = 87.62
(g)/(mol)

Mole of Strontium = 2.92 mol

Plugging these values in Mole formula :


2.92 mol = (mass of Sr )/(87.62 (g)/(mol))

Multiplying both side by 87.62
(g)/(mol)


2.92 mol * 87.62 (g)/(mol)= (mass of Sr )/(87.62 (g)/(mol)) * 87.62 (g)/(mol)

Mass of Sr = 255.85 g


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