Answer:
- Molecular mass of Hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, chlorine and nitrogen is 1, 12, 16, 35 and 14
- Making use of the equation calculate the number of atoms in each chemical or molecular element
- Multiply each element’s atomic weight by its number of atoms.
- Carry out the same procedure for each element in the molecule or complex.
- Add all of the results from the previous step.
Molecular mass of- NH3
=14+1×3
=17 g/mol
Molecular mass of- CO2
=12+16×2
=12+32
=44 g/mol
Molecular mass of- HCl
=1+35
=36 g/mol
Molecular mass of- Cl2
=35×2
=70 g/mol