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Calculate the mass of each of the following:

5 moles of aluminium borate

Given: Number of moles = 5


Atomic mass of AlBO3 = 30+ 10.8 + 2 × 16 = 72.8g/mol


To find out the mass of aluminium borate, apply the formula given:



⇒


⇒ Mass = 5 mol × 72.8g/mol


⇒ Mass = 364g


Thus, the mass of aluminium borate is 364g.


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