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Question

Calculate the molar mass of the followings:

A) H2O

B) CO2

C) CH4

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Solution

A) Molar mass of H2O
Description

Since in the molecular formula of H2O, it has 2 atoms of hydrogen element and 1 atom of oxygen element.

So, molecular weight of H2O

=(2×Atomicweightofhydrogen)+(1 × Atomicweightofoxygen)

MH2O=(2×1.008)+(1×16.00)

MH2O=18.02 u

Hence, the molar mass of H2O=18.02 g/mol

B) Molar mass of CO2

Description

Since in the molecular formula of CO2, it has 1 atom of carbon element and 2 atoms of oxygen element.

So, molecular weight of CO2

=(1×Atomic weight of carbon+(2×Atomic weight of oxygen))

MCO2=12.011+2×16.00

MCO2=44.011 u

C) Molar mass of CH4

Since in the molecular formula of CH4 it has 1 atom of carbon element and 4 atoms of hydrogen element.

So, its milecular mass will be

So,molecular weight of CH4

=(1×Atomic weight of carbon+(4×Atomic weight of hydrogen))

MCH4=12.011+4×1.008

MCH4=16.043 u

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