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What is the mass of one molecule?

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For the compound XeOF4

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  1. Add up the molar masses of each atom Xenon Oxotetrafluoride to get the mass of this compound for one mole of it containing 6.023 x 10^23 atoms. You have Xe (131.293 g/mol) + O (16.0 g/mol) + F (4 x 19.0 g/mol) =

    about 223. g/mol


  2. Xe-131.3

    O-16

    F-19

    XeOF4=131.3+16+(4*19)=223.3g

    6.022*10^23 molecules(1 mole) have the mass=223.3g

    one molecule = 223.3/(6.022*10^23)g

    do the rest yourself...

  3. You can do it yourself.   Add the atomic mass of Xe, O, and 4 F atoms.

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