number of H - ions in 5.44 g SrH2
The molar mass of SrH2 is 89.64 g/mol, and there are 2 moles of H- ions per 1 mole of SrH2. Therefore,
Number of H−=5.44 g(SrH2)×1 mol(SrH2)89.64 g(SrH2)×2 mol(H−)1 mol(SrH2)×6.022×1023 ions(H−)1 mol(H−)=7.31×1022 ionsNumber\ of\ H^-=5.44\ g(SrH_2)\times\frac{1\ mol(SrH_2)}{89.64\ g(SrH_2)}\times\frac{2\ mol(H^-)}{1\ mol(SrH_2)}\times\frac{6.022\times10^{23}\ ions(H^-)}{1\ mol(H^-)}=7.31\times10^{22}\ ionsNumber of H−=5.44 g(SrH2)×89.64 g(SrH2)1 mol(SrH2)×1 mol(SrH2)2 mol(H−)×1 mol(H−)6.022×1023 ions(H−)=7.31×1022 ions
Answer: 7.31×10227.31\times10^{22}7.31×1022
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