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Besides, how do you find grams in molecules?
Once you know the molecular weight of a compound,youknow how much Avogadro's number of that compound weighsingrams. To find the number of molecules inasample, divide the weight of the sample by the weight of onemoleto get the number of moles, then multiply byAvogadro'snumber.
Simply so, how do you calculate molecules?
Multiply Moles by the Avogadro Constant Multiply the number of moles by the Avogadroconstant,6.022 x 10^23, to calculate the number ofmoleculesin your sample. In the example, the number ofmolecules ofNa2SO4 is 0.141 x 6.022 x 10^23, or 8.491 x10^22 moleculesof Na2SO4.
The molecular weight is given in unitsofgrams per mole – the number of grams inonemole of the compound. To convert moles tograms,multiply by the molecular weight; to convertgrams tomoles, divide by the molecularweight.