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Physical Chemistry

Question #309853

How many grams are in 238 moles of arsenic? The atomic mass of arsenic is 33 g.

Expert's answer

n(As) = 238 moles;

M(As) = 33 g/mole;

n = m/M

m(As) = n(As) * M(As) = 238 * 33 = 7854 g.

Answer: 7854 g.

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