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I am afraid I am not particularly good at chemistry, and aside from some VERY basic knowledge, it's almost fair to say I have almost no clue about 3d chemistry past what it is and it applications.
I have no idea how to utilize chemistry tbh
most of the time when i hear the word chemistry i think of some dude mixing the wrong things together and blowing himself up...
The question is "What is the mass in atomic units of one molecule of Os2O3?"
I have no idea where to been start, man. Any help would be greatly appreciated
3 Oxygen each with a mass 15.9994 u
428.4582 ± 0.06 u
In this equation, there are no numbers in front of anything, which is another way of saying they're all one. One mole of CO2 is forming one mole of C and one mole of O2. So if you know it formed 0.038 moles of C, then....
Indeed :) Quick note though: best not to report results to more precision than your stated uncertainty. If you're including an uncertainty of 0.06, the result should be trimmed to 428.46.
Always good to learn something new.
What mass of NH4OH would contain 9.3x10^23 atoms of hydrogen