Answer to Question #151879 in General Chemistry for brunn

General Chemistry

Question #151879

mass of 3 moles of litium bromide

Expert's answer

From the formula ; mole =mass/molar mass

We have mass= mole× molar mass

Therefore;mass=3×87

=261g

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