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Please help me with table sugar in the image down below

Please help me with table sugar in the image down below-example-1
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We will complete the table in the picture:

2) Table sugar: also called Sucrose. It is a disaccharide

Chemical formula: C12H22O11

Molar mass: (use the periodic table) => You need to take from the periodic table the atomic masses for each element that formed the sugar table:

For C) 12.01

For H) 1.00

For O) 15.99

Then the molar mass = 12.01 x 12 (C) + 1.00 x 22 (H) + 15.99 x 11 (O) = 342.01 g/mol => the molar mass = 342.01 g/mol

Solute or solvent: Think of a cup of coffee, you need to dissolve sugar in water, therefore, it is a solute.

Ionic or covalent: Contain covalent bonds => Covalent

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3) Water:

Chemical formula: H2O

Molar mass: 18 g/mol approx.

Solute or solvent: solvent (it is called universal solvent)

Ionic or covalent: covalent

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