Q1 :
Monosodium glutamate (MSG, NaC5H8NO4) is a flavor enhancer. How many moles of each element in MSG are present in 1.00 gram of MSG?
Q2 :
A sample of ammonia, NH3, weighs 30.0 g. Calculate
the following quantities:
a) moles of NH3
b) number of NH3 molecules
c) number of N atoms
d) number H atomsQ2 :
I have 400.00 grams of water in a beaker.
a) What is the molar
mass of water?
b) How many MOLES of
water do I have in the beaker?
c) How many MOLES of
hydrogen atoms do I have in the beaker?
d) How many MOLES of
oxygen atoms do I have in the beaker?
e) If all of my
hydrogen atoms were converted to hydrogen molecules (H2),
how many MOLES of hydrogen molecules would I have?
f) If all of my oxygen
atoms were converted to oxygen molecules (O2), how
MOLES of hydrogen molecules would I have?
g) How many MOLECULES of water do I have in the
beaker?
Q3:
A sample of sodium
carbonate weights 15.0 grams. Calculate the following quantities:
a) moles of sodium
carbonate
b) number of molecules
sodium carbonate
c) moles of sodium ions
d) number of sodium
ions
e) moles of carbonate
ions
f) number of carbonate ionQ4:
Which compound contains
the most nitrogen atoms in a 25.0 gram sample? Is it ammonium chloride, ammonia, nitrogen dioxide, or dinitrogen
trioxide?
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