Answer to Question #218505 in General Chemistry for Santi

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Question #218505

How many moles are present in (4x10^1) g of tin (IV) oxide?

Expert's answer

Molar Mass of Tin IV Oxide = 150.71

= 40/150.71

= 0.27 moles

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