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What is the molar mass, in gmol-¹, of a compound if 0.200mol of the compound has a mass

of 13.2g?
A. 66.0
B. 66
C. 26.4
D. 26

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Answer:

66g/mol

Step-by-step explanation:

mole = 0.200mol

given mass = 13.2g

molar mass = ?


mole = ( \\ given \: mass)/(molar \: mass)

make molar mass the subject of formula


mole \: * molar \: mass = given \: mass


molar \: mass = ( \\ given \: mass)/(mole)


molar \: mass = ( \\ 13.2g)/(0.200mol)


= { 66gmol}^( - 1)

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