Class:Date:Name:Calculate each of the molar masses below. Use the spacebelow in each box to show your work. Round your answerto two decimal places.Calculating Molar Mass from aChemical Formula1231 mole NaCl =1 mole H₂O =1 mole Mg =5818.g NaClg H₂0g MgNa= 23g|CI = 35gH = lgx2=2g0=16g451 mole H₂SO =1 mole NaOH =1 mole Cl₂ =1 mole CH₂0-1 mole Pb(C H,0), -<79 H₂SO1 mole Fe (CrO₂) =g NaOH1 of 16a9 Cl₂

Ans : 3) 1 mole of Mg = 24.31 g Mg i e Mg = 1g × 24.31 Total = 24.31 g 4) 1 mole of H2SO4…

Name: Calculate each of the molar masses below. Use the space below in each box to show your work. Round your answer to two decimal places. 1 2 1 mole NaCl = 1 mole H₂0 = 58 18 HO g NaCl д но Na= 23g CI= 35g H=1gx2=2g 0=16g 4 5 1 mole H₂SO = 1 mole NaOH = 1 mole C_H₂_0 = 7 9 H₂SO 1 mole Fe (Cro), = Class: Date: Calculating Molar Mass from a Chemical Formula 3 1 mole Mg = 9 Mg 1 mole Cl₂ = 1 mole Pb(CH₂O) = 8 g NaOH LO 6 9 Cl₂

Name: Calculate each of the molar masses below. Use the space below in each box to show your work. Round your answer to two decimal places. 1 2 1 mole NaCl = 1 mole H₂0 = 58 18 HO g NaCl д но Na= 23g CI= 35g H=1gx2=2g 0=16g 4 5 1 mole H₂SO = 1 mole NaOH = 1 mole C_H₂_0 = 7 9 H₂SO 1 mole Fe (Cro), = Class: Date: Calculating Molar Mass from a Chemical Formula 3 1 mole Mg = 9 Mg 1 mole Cl₂ = 1 mole Pb(CH₂O) = 8 g NaOH LO 6 9 Cl₂

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