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What is the mass of nitrogen in 0.862g titanium (IV) nitrate

What is the mass of nitrogen in 0.862g titanium (IV) nitrate

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Molecular formula of Titanium (IV) nitrate is : Ti(NO3)4

Molecular weight of is Titanium (IV) nitrate = 296 grams

Gram Atomic mass of One Nitrogen atom = 14 grams

One molecule of Ti(NO3)4 contains four Nitrogen atoms, thus mass of Nitrogen in Titanium (IV) nitrate is = 4*(Gram atomic mass of One Nitrogen Atom)

= 4*14 grams

= 56 grams

Mass of Nitrogen in 296 grams of Titanium (IV) nitrate = 56 grams

Mass of Nitrogen in 0.862 grams of Titanium (IV) nitrate = X grams

X = (0.862*56)/296

= 0.163 grams

Mass of Nitrogen in 0.862 grams of Titanium (IV) nitrate = 0.163 grams

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