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Allyl sulfide (C6H10S) Molar mass and Molecular weight

The molar mass and molecular weight of Allyl sulfide (C6H10S) is 114.2057 g/mol.

The composition of the C6H10S formula is as follows:

Element Symbol Atomic Weight Atoms Total Atomic Weight Mass Percent
Sulfur S 32.06 g/mol 1 32.0600 g/mol 28.0722%
Hydrogen H 1.00797 g/mol 10 10.0797 g/mol 8.8259%
Carbon C 12.011 g/mol 6 72.0660 g/mol 63.1019%

 

The molecular weight and molar mass of Allyl sulfide (C6H10S)

How to find the molar mass of C6H10S?

The molar mass and molecular weight of C6H10S can be calculated in 4 steps.

Step I: Identify the different elemental atoms present in the C6H10S compound.

The given compound is C6H10S. It comprises atoms from 3 different elements i.e., Sulfur (S), Hydrogen (H) and Carbon (C).

Step II: Find the atomic weight of each element in the C6H10S.

Here is the list of atomic weight for all elements, let’s check the Sulfur (S), Hydrogen (H) and Carbon (C) atoms atomic weight.
• The atomic weight of Sulfur (S) is 32.06 g/mol.
• The atomic weight of Hydrogen (H) is 1.00797 g/mol.
• The atomic weight of Carbon (C) is 12.011 g/mol.

Atomic weight of Each elements in C6H10S

Step III: Determine the number of atoms of each element present in the C6H10S compound.

As per the chemical formula, C6H10S, It is made up of 1 Sulfur atom, 10 Hydrogen atoms and 6 Carbon atoms.

Element Number of Atoms
S (Sulfur) 1
H (Hydrogen) 10
C (Carbon) 6

Step IV: Calculate the molar mass of the C6H10S compound by applying the formula:

 

Formula to calculate Molar mass

For C6H10S:

Molar mass = Σ [(Atomic weight of Sulfur (S) x Number of S-atoms) + (Atomic weight of Hydrogen (H) x Number of H-atoms) + (Atomic weight of Carbon (C) x Number of C-atoms)] in C6H10S

Substituting into the above formula, the values determined in steps II and III:

Molar mass of C6H10S = [(32.06 x 1) + (1.00797 x 10) + (12.011 x 6)]

Molar mass of C6H10S = 32.06 + 10.0797 + 72.066 = 114.2057 g/mol

Result: The molecular weight and molar mass of Allyl sulfide (C6H10S) is 114.2057 g/mol.

FAQs

What is the mass percent composition of Sulfur (S) in C6H10S?

To find the mass percent of Sulfur in C6H10S, follow the steps given below:
  • Determine the atomic weight of Sulfur i.e., 32.06 g/mol.
  • Find the mass of Sulfur (S) in C6H10S by multiplying the atomic weight of an S-atom with the total number of S-atoms in C6H10S i.e., 1.

∴ Mass of Sulfur in C6H10S = 32.06 x 1 = 32.0600 g/mol.

Mass Percent Composition (%) Formula = (Mass of Element in the Compound/Molar Mass of the Compound) x 100

∴ Mass percent of Sulfur in C6H10S = (Mass of Sulfur in C6H10S/Molar mass of C6H10S) × 100%
∴ Mass percent of Sulfur in C6H10S = (32.0600/114.2057) × 100% = 28.07 %

Result: C6H10S contains 28.07 % of Sulfur as per its chemical composition.

Mass percent Composition of S in C6H10S

 

What is the mass percent composition of Hydrogen (H) in C6H10S?

To find the mass percent of Hydrogen in C6H10S, follow the steps given below:
  • Determine the atomic weight of Hydrogen i.e., 1.00797 g/mol.
  • Find the mass of Hydrogen (H) in C6H10S by multiplying the atomic weight of an H-atom with the total number of H-atoms in C6H10S i.e., 10.

∴ Mass of Hydrogen in C6H10S = 1.00797 x 10 = 10.0797 g/mol.

Mass Percent Composition (%) Formula = (Mass of Element in the Compound/Molar Mass of the Compound) x 100

∴ Mass percent of Hydrogen in C6H10S = (Mass of Hydrogen in C6H10S/Molar mass of C6H10S) × 100%
∴ Mass percent of Hydrogen in C6H10S = (10.0797/114.2057) × 100% = 8.83 %

Result: C6H10S contains 8.83 % of Hydrogen as per its chemical composition.

Mass percent Composition of H in C6H10S

 

What is the mass percent composition of Carbon (C) in C6H10S?

To find the mass percent of Carbon in C6H10S, follow the steps given below:
  • Determine the atomic weight of Carbon i.e., 12.011 g/mol.
  • Find the mass of Carbon (C) in C6H10S by multiplying the atomic weight of an C-atom with the total number of C-atoms in C6H10S i.e., 6.

∴ Mass of Carbon in C6H10S = 12.011 x 6 = 72.0660 g/mol.

Mass Percent Composition (%) Formula = (Mass of Element in the Compound/Molar Mass of the Compound) x 100

∴ Mass percent of Carbon in C6H10S = (Mass of Carbon in C6H10S/Molar mass of C6H10S) × 100%
∴ Mass percent of Carbon in C6H10S = (72.0660/114.2057) × 100% = 63.10 %

Result: C6H10S contains 63.10 % of Carbon as per its chemical composition.

Mass percent Composition of C in C6H10S

 

What is atomic percentage composition of elements in C6H10S?

Atomic percentage composition formula (%) = Number of atoms of a particular element in a compound/Total number of atoms in that compound

For C6H10S:
• There’s 1 S-atoms, 10 H-atoms, 6 C-atoms.
• Total atoms in C6H10S = 1 + 10 + 6 = 17

The atomic percentage composition of elements in the compound is:

Atomic percentage of Sulfur (S) in C6H10S:
= (1/17) * 100
= 5.88%

Atomic percentage of Hydrogen (H) in C6H10S:
= (10/17) * 100
= 58.82%

Atomic percentage of Carbon (C) in C6H10S:
= (6/17) * 100
= 35.29%

Atomic percentage composition in C6H10S

 

How many grams of Sulfur are present in 1 mole of C6H10S?

There are 1 S-atoms in a C6H10S molecule.
• Atomic weight of a S-atom = 32.06 g/mol
∴ Total mass of Sulfur in 1 mole of C6H10S = 1 x 32.06 = 32.06 g.
Therefore there are 32.06 grams of Sulfur in 1 mole of C6H10S.

 

What is the mass of 17 mol of C6H10S?

The molecular mass of C6H10S is 114.2057 g/mol. This means 114.2057 grams of C6H10S are present per mole.
Therefore, we can find the mass of C6H10S in 17 moles as follows:
Moles = Mass/Molar Mass
∴ Mass of C6H10S = Moles x Molar mass
∴ Mass of C6H10S = 17 x 114.2057 = 1941.50 g
Thus, the mass of 17 mol of C6H10S is 1941.50 g.

 

If you have 54.9011 grams of C6H10S, how many moles do you have?

∴ Moles = Mass/Molar mass
∴ Moles of C6H10S = 54.9011/114.2057 = 0.4807
Thus, there are 0.4807 moles of C6H10S in its 54.9011 grams.

 

What is the mass in kg of 19.03 x 1025 molecules of C6H10S?

1 mole of a substance contains Avogadro number of particles i.e., 6.02 x 1023.
Therefore, the number of moles in 19.03 x 1025 molecules of C6H10S are:
∴ Moles of C6H10S = 19.03 x 1025/6.02 x 1023 = 316.2

Now that we have its number of moles so we can use the molar mass of C6H10S (114.2057 g/mol) to find its mass as shown below.

∴ Mass of C6H10S = Moles x Molar mass
∴ Mass of C6H10S = 316.2 x 114.2057 = 36110.03 g

Converting mass from grams (g) to kilograms (kg) gives us:

∴ Mass of C6H10S = 36110.03/1000 = 36.11 kg
The mass of 19.03 x 1025 molecules of C6H10S is 36.11 kg.

 

What is the molar mass and molecular weight of Allyl sulfide (C6H10S)?

C6H10S is composed of 1 Sulfur (S), 10 Hydrogen (H), and 6 Carbon (C) atoms.
  • The atomic weight of Sulfur is 32.06 g/mol.
  • The atomic weight of Hydrogen is 1.00797 g/mol.
  • The atomic weight of Carbon is 12.011 g/mol.

To find the molecular mass of C6H10S, one multiplies the atomic weight of each element by its number of atoms in the molecule and then sums the results.

∴ For C6H10S, it’s (1 x 32.0600) + (10 x 1.0080) + (6 x 12.0110).

Therefore, the molar mass of C6H10S is 114.2057 g/mol.

Steps to calculate the molar mass of Allyl sulfide (C6H10S)

 

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