Answer:
The reciprocal of the molar mass of sulfur
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of grams = n
Mass of Sulphur, m = 30 kg
Molar mass of Sulphur, M = 32.1 g
The formula used :
n = m / M
Converting m in kg to gram
1000g = 1kg
(1000/kg) ÷ 32
To change the ÷ sign to *, we multiply by the reciprocal of the divisor
The divisor is the molar. Mass of Sulphur
Hence, we have ;
30*(1000g/kg) * (1/32.1)