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A compound has a molar mass of 163.59 g/mol. If you have 736.155 grams of this compound, how many moles do you have?

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Answer:

4.50000 moles

Explanation:

This is dimensional analysis. If there is 163.59 grams in 1 mole of this compound then the converse is true: in 1 mole of this compound there is 163.59 grams --> 1 mol/163.59 grams.

Now that you have your conversion factor:

736.155 grams * (1 mol/163.59 grams) is your equation.

When you multiply these together, grams cancel and you end up with the desired mole-based answer:

4.50000 moles (The extra zeros are to make up for the 6 significant figures in 736.155, feel free to omit them if necessary.)

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