Answer to Question #154951 in General Chemistry for T.J. Ousky

General Chemistry

Question #154951

How many grams of Nitrogen do you have if you are given 3.0 moles of Nitrogen?

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Solution.

"n = \\frac{m}{M}"

"m = n \\times M"

m = 84 g

Answer:

m = 84 g

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