TIT Part 3: Mass to moles. Convert mole quantities to masses. Use the periodic table for atomic masses. Use the formula masses from the previous section. Element Mg Te U Atomic mass (g/mol) Element K₂S CH3CO₂H NaHSO4 Moles 0.035 2.70 1.60 Formula mass (g/mol) Moles 30 130 500 Mass (g) Mass (g)

TIT Part 3: Mass to moles. Convert mole quantities to masses. Use the periodic table for atomic masses. Use the formula masses from the previous section. Element Mg Te U Atomic mass (g/mol) Element K₂S CH3CO₂H NaHSO4 Moles 0.035 2.70 1.60 Formula mass (g/mol) Moles 30 130 500 Mass (g) Mass (g)

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Part 3: Mass to moles. Convert mole quantities to masses. Use the periodic table for
atomic masses. Use the formula masses from the previous section.
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Mg
Te
U
Atomic mass
(g/mol)
Element
K₂S
CH3CO₂H
NaHSO4
Moles
0.035
2.70
1.60
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(g/mol)
Moles
30
130
500
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