3.0 mole of Calcium will contain _ g of Calcium.
Correct answer: B. 120 g
- A. 105 g
- B. 120 g
- C. 80 g
- D. 100 g
Explanation
Moles of Calcium = 3Molar mass of Calcium (Ca) = 40Mass of Calcium in grams = ?Moles = Mass/Molar massMass = Moles × Molar massMass = 3 x 40 → Mass 120g
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