How many moles of glucose are in 19.1\,\text g19.1g19, point, 1, start text, g, end text of glucose?

0.1061 mol of Glucose

Explanation:

Glucose has moleculer formula =

Atomic Weight of Glucose( ) = ( 12 × 6) + ( 1 × 12) + ( 16 × 6)                            = 180 gm/mol

180gm of Glucose = 1 mol Glucose

19.1 gm of Glucose = 19.1÷180 = 0.1061 mol of Glucose

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