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Find the mass in 2.6 mol of lithium bromide
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Find the mass in 2.6 mol of lithium bromide

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2.6 mol LiBr* (86.8 g LiBr/ 1 mol LiBr)= 2.3*10^2 g LiBr.

The mass of LiBr is 2.3*10^2 g~
User Maennel
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I got 225.797g Explanation

I found the mass of the whole compound by adding up the mass numbers of LiBr. This gave me 86.845. I then multiplied that by the 2.6 and that gave me 225.797
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