How many grams are equal to .11 mole of copper(i) chromate, cu2(cro4)
a) 243 g
b) 2.7 g
c) 267.41 g
d) 27

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I'm going to round the atomic masses of these elements. Every periodic table is different, and they use different numbers. Besides, this is multiple choice, so all you have to do is come close.

Givens

The atomic masses of the elements in the compound are

Cr = 52

Cu = 63.5

O = 16

Atomic Mass 1 mole

2 Cu = 2 * 63.5 = 127

1 Cr = 1 * 52        = 52

O4 = 4 * 16 =          64

Total =                  243  grams / 1 mole

Answer

1 mole = 243 grams

0.11 mole = x

1/0.11 = 243 / x                   Cross multiply

x = 0.11 * 243

x = 26.7

Answer 27 grams or D

the mass of the cathode increases because ions from the solution get reduced to atoms and become part of the cathode.

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