Answer to Question #122746 in General Chemistry for Ella

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Question #122746

A substance has a molar mass of 100.1g/mol. It a chemists measure 19.91 g of that substance, there is *blank* mol of substance in that sample.

Expert's answer

n=19.91/100.1 = 0,198901099 moles.

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