Question #140704
How many grams of sulfur are in 0.400 mol of H2S?
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Expert's answer
2020-10-27T12:40:54-0400

H2S=2H+SH_2S = 2H + S

This means,

1 mole of H2SH_2S contains 1 mole of Sulfur atoms.


\therefore 0.400 moles of H2SH_2S contains 0.4000.400 moles of Sulfur atoms.


1 mole of Sulfur atoms = 32g

0.400 moles of Sulfur atoms = x


x =0.400×321= \dfrac{0.400 \times 32}{1} g


x =12.8= 12.8g


 12.8\therefore \ 12.8g of Sulfur is in 0.400 mol of H2SH_2S

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