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  2. What is the molar mass for Mn2O7, an oxide of manganese?

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    We know the molar mass of 1 mole of manganese is 54.9 g from the periodic table, and that the molar mass of 1 mole of oxygen is 16.0 g. Now to find the molar mass just multiply and add as required: molar mass = 2(54.9 g mol) +7(16.0 g mol) molar mass = 109.8 g mol + 112 g mol. molar mass = 221.8 g mol. Hopefully this helps! It is 221.87 g/mol.

  3. What is the molecular mass of manganese? - Answers

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    What is the molar mass for-manganese? The atomic weight of manganese (Mn) is 54,938 044(3). How can write formula of manganese II superoxide? The chemical formula for manganese(II) superoxide is MnO2.

  4. The Ksp of manganese(II) carbonate, MnCO_3, is 2.42 - Socratic

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    s=5.65xx10^(-5)g/L Manganese(II) carbonate dissociate in water according to the following equation: MnCO_3(s)rightleftharpoonsMn^(2+)(aq)+CO_3^(2-)(aq)" " "K_(sp)=2 ...

  5. How would you calculate the solubility of Mn(OH)2 in grams ... -...

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    Since #s# represents molar solubility, the only one that will have any chemical and physical significance will be the positive one. #s = 1.34 * 10^(-5)# SInce this represents molar solubility, you can say that . #s = 1.34 * 10^(-5)"M"# To get the solubility in grams per liter, use manganese(II) hydroxide's molar mass

  6. Question #609e5 - Socratic

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    This means that every mole of manganese has a mass of 54.938 g. In other words, You get.54.938 g.for every.1 mole.of Mn. You can now use this conversion factor to figure out how many moles of manganese would be present in your sample. 1.00g ⋅ 1 mole Mn 54.938g = 0.0182 moles Mn −−−−−−−−−−−−−−. The answer is rounded ...

  7. What is the molar mass of potassium permanganate? | Socratic

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    In other words a mass of 158.03*g of potassium permanganate has Avogadro's number of potassium permanganate formula units. You should know how calculate that figure; it is a fairly trivial exercise that involves adding the molar masses of potassium, manganese, and 4 xx the molar mass of oxygen.

  8. How can the periodic table be used to determine molar mass?

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    The molar mass of a substance is the substance's mass divided by its amount. The amount of a substance is usually set at 1 mole and it's the substance's mass needs to be calculated to find out the molar mass. The elements that compose a substance all have an atomic mass. The substance's mass is the sum of all of those atomic masses. The periodic table provides the atomic mass next to or below ...

  9. How many moles are present in 165 g of Manganese? - Socratic

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    anor277. Jun 13, 2016. Approx. 3 ⋅ moles of metal. Explanation: Number of Moles = Mass Molar Mass. Here, 165 ⋅ g 54.94 ⋅ g ⋅ mol−1 ≅ 3 ⋅ mol of manganese metal. What is the number of manganese atoms present?

  10. A certain manganese oxide contains 72% manganese. What is ... -...

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    We convert the mass ratio into mol ratio: Then 72g of this is Manganese. The molar mass of Mn=55, so 72gharr72/55=1.31mol of Mn The 28g of Oxygen (molar mass O= 16) breaks down to: 28gharr28/16=1.75mol of O The mol ratio MndivO=1.31div1.75=0.75div1=3div4 Empirical formula: Mn_3O_4 Note: This works if you take any other sample size, but then ...

  11. What is the formula for manganese iV bicarbonate? | Socratic

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    The name manganese (IV) tells us that the manganese ion has a charge of 4 +. The formula for manganese (IV) is Mn4+, and bicarbonate has the formula HCO3− Since the bicarbonate ion has a 1 − charge, and the manganese ion has a 4 + charge, four bicarbonate ions will be needed to form a neutral compound. Mn4+ + 4HCO3− → Mn (HCO3)4.