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Hi, Im takin Chem 201 in college right now, but its been A WHILE since I took chemistry. Im so used to hard stuff, that I completely 4got the easy. Please help with the following questions:

1).

How many moles of molecules and atoms are in a 3.3 g sample of SO3? Use the following atomic masses: S=32, O=16

_____ moles of molecules

_____moles of atoms

2.

A sample of N2O4 contains 2.94 moles of nitrogen. Use the following atomic masses: N =14, O=16.

What is:

The number of moles of N2O4 present =

The mass of the sample =

The number of moles of oxygen in the sample =

The mass of oxygen in the sample =

3).Consider the reaction of 57.0 g of iron as follows:

4Fe + 3O2 2Fe2O3

How many moles of iron react?

How many moles of oxygen must react?

What mass of product forms?

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  1. To get mols just divide the mass by the molar mass.  

    Moles of molecules = Mass/Molar mass of the molecule

    =3.3g/(32g + 3 * 16g)

    =0.04125

    The moles of atoms is easy, there are 4 atoms per each molecule in this case so 4 * 0.04125 = 0.165

    2) A little more complex but just use the same formula but check for limiting factors.  For each molecule of N2O4 you have 2 atoms of N and 4 of O.  So they come in a 2/4 ratio, for each 2 atoms of N you have 4 atoms of O

    So using the ratio above you know that you have twice as many O's as N's so you must have 0.42 moles of O

    Now for the nitrogen

    Moles of nitrogen = mass of nitrogen/molar mass of nitrogen

    = 2.94g / 14

    =0.21 mols

    To get the number of moles of N2O4 just use the # of mols of N, remembering that its 2/1 in the equation..

    So its 0.21/2 moles of N2O4 = 0.105

    Mass of the sample = moles of N2O4 * molar mass of N2O4

    =0.105 * (2*14 +  4*16)

    =9.66 g

    You already have the number of moles of O from before in the solution

    Mass of O = mols of O * molar mass of O

    =0.42 * 16

    =6.72g

    3) I think yyou need an = between the O2 and Fe2O3, this is the standard "rust" reaction

    Moles of Fe = Mass of Fe / molar mass of Fe

    =57/ 55.85

    =1.0206 moles

    The ratio of Fe to O is 4 to 6 (there are 2 O atoms in that term so its 3*2)

    So take the amount of Fe and multipy it by this ratio

    =1.0206 *6/4

    =1.5309 moles of O

    Total mass of the product = mass of the reactants

    Total = mass of Fe + Mass of O

    = moles Fe * molar mass of Fe  + moles of O * molar mass of O

    =57 g + 1.5309 *16

    =81.4944

    Round to whatever you like

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