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How many moles of hydrogen are in 3.7 moles of C8H11NO2?

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I'm pretty sure its actually 40.8 mol

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I just got it right on a quiz

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Answer:- 40.7 moles of H

Solution:- It asks to calculate the number of moles of H in 3.7 moles of
C_8H_1_1NO_2 . Looking at the molecular formula of the compound, there are 11 H in it. It means 1 mol of the compound
C_8H_1_1NO_2 has 11 moles of H. 3.7 moles of this compound would have how many moles of H? It could easily be figured out if we multiply these two numbers and the set up could be shown as:


3.7 molesC_8H_1_1NO_2((11molH)/(1molC_8H_1_1NO_2))

= 40.7 moles H

So, the given compound has 40.7 moles of H in it's 3.7 moles.


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