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    The document discusses how to calculate relative molecular mass and find the molecular mass of compounds. It provides examples of finding the molecular mass of HCl, CO2, and CuSO4. It also discusses using moles to measure amount of substance and provides examples of converting between grams and moles for nitrogen and sodium.

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    The document discusses how to calculate relative molecular mass and find the molecular mass of compounds. It provides examples of finding the molecular mass of HCl, CO2, and CuSO4. It also discusses using moles to measure amount of substance and provides examples of converting between grams and moles for nitrogen and sodium.

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    Calculation of Relative Molecular Mass Find the relative atomic mass of each element in the molecule Add up all the relative atomic masses of the element orelements

    From above information, find the molecular mass of the following (i) HCl (ii) CO2 (iii) CuSO4 (Relative atomic mass : H ; 1, Cl ; 35.5 , C .12 ; O , 16 ; S, 32) Answer:

    In chemistry, we use the unit mole to measure the amount of substances. The symbol of mole is mol.

    Answer (a) and (b) from above information, (b) How many moles of matter are there in (i) 5 g of nitrogen (ii) 10 g of sodium (c) How many grams of matter are there in (i) 2 moles of nitrogen (ii) 0.5 moles of sodium (Relative atomic mass : N, 14 ; Sodium, Na, 23 ; ) Answer :

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