00:01
Hi, so we are to write the molar mass of aluminum as two conversion factors.
00:07
Okay, so get your predictable and check the atomic mass of aluminum.
00:14
So the molar mass of aluminum or atomic mass of aluminum is 26 .98 grams per moles.
00:20
And the two conversion factors that you could write is 26 .98.
00:26
This is grams per mole.
00:28
And then you could take the inverse of this and you could write this as 26 .98 grams then we have here moles okay so these are our answers to the first question well as for the next questions we can only solve this if you will provide the amount of aluminum that you measured in your experiment so if you are if you have the aluminum mass, how do you convert that to moles? so i'm just going to write here the formula.
01:07
Number of moles of aluminum.
01:09
You're calculating the number of moles, and you have the mass of aluminum.
01:14
Just use the conversion factor that we have here.
01:17
We're going to use this one...