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A 0.370 mol sample of a metal oxide (M203)weighs 55.4 g.
(a) How many moles of O are in the sample?
(b) How many grams of M are in the sample?
(c) What element is represented by the symbol M?

Short Answer

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(a) The moles of O is 1.11 mol.

(b) The grams of M is 37.64 g.

(c) The element is represented asAntimony (Sb).

Step by step solution

01

Calculation of the moles of O

The moles of sample is 0.370 mol. Since the chemical formula of the compound isM2O3

This states that 3 mol of O are present in 1 mol ofM203

Thus, the moles of O is:

role="math" localid="1657089700689" n(0)=3×(M203)n(o)=3×0.370moln(0)=1.11mol

02

Determine the mass of M

The mass of M is calculated as:

m(M)=m(M203)-m(O)m(M)=55.4g-(1.11mol×16.00g/mol)m(M)=46.8g-17.76gm(M)=37.64g

03

Determine the representation of element having symbol M

The molar mass of M is calculated as:

MolarmassofM=massofMmolesofM=37.64g0.74mol=50.86g/mol

Thus, the element is Antimony.

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