Answer to Question #115405 in General Chemistry for Chris

General Chemistry

Question #115405

What is the mass of 4.91 moles of gold

Expert's answer

If you keep in mind pure 100% gold, then

n=m(Ag)/Mr(Ag) =>

=> m(Ag)=n*Mr(Ag)=4,91*197=967,27g

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