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15 March, 16:11

How many molecules of hypothetical substance b are produced when 29.9g of hypothetical substance a reacts? the molar mass of substance a is 15.7 g/mol?

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  1. 15 March, 19:45
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    1.15x10^24 molecules of hypothetical substance b Making the assumption that each molecule in hypothetical substance a reacts to produce a single molecule of hypothetical substance b, then the number of molecules of substance b will be the number of moles of substance a multiplied by avogadro's number. So Moles hypothetical substance a = 29.9 g / 15.7 g/mol = 1.904458599 moles This means that we should also have 1.904458599 moles of hypothetical substance b. And to get the number of atoms, multiply by 6.0221409x10^23, so: 1.904458599 * 6.0221409x10^23 = 1.146892x10^24 molecules. Rounding to 3 significant figures gives 1.15x10^24
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