Answer to Question #37751 in Inorganic Chemistry for Stacey

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #37751

A sample of pure sodium has a mass of 47.0g. How many moles of sodium does this sample contain

Expert's answer

n(Na) = m(Na)/M(Na) = 47.0/22.99 = 2.04 mol

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