Zinc Sulfate is ZnSO4 so the molar mass is 113.454g/mol. so as to discover moles we would divide the mass (4.36) via the molar mass, so the mols would cancel and we must be left with grams. EG 4.36g / 161.451g/mol = .027mol on the grounds which you have been given 4.36 you could in basic terms supply your answer to 3 significant digits so it may be .027 moles are in 4.36 grams of Zinc Sulfate
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Given the moles, we can solve for the grams of zinc sulfate:
1. 3.69 mol ZnSO4 * 161.5 g ZnSO4/mol ZnSO4 = 595.935 grams of zinc sulfate
2. 1.85 g ZnSO4 * 1 mol ZnSO4/161.5 g ZnSO4 = 0.0115 moles of zinc sulfate
Zinc Sulfate is ZnSO4 so the molar mass is 113.454g/mol. so as to discover moles we would divide the mass (4.36) via the molar mass, so the mols would cancel and we must be left with grams. EG 4.36g / 161.451g/mol = .027mol on the grounds which you have been given 4.36 you could in basic terms supply your answer to 3 significant digits so it may be .027 moles are in 4.36 grams of Zinc Sulfate
1.85/(65.38+32.06+(16*4)) Put that in your calculator and it will give you the answer.
we need to know the compound. you left that out.
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