Question 4You discover a new compound, somewhat related to the garnet types of silicate compounds. What isthe molecular weight of your hypothetical compound if it has the following chemical formula:Fe,AlaISIO,Iron is 55.85 amuAluminum is 26.98 amuSilicon is 28.09 amuOxygen is 16.00 amuExpress the hypothetical compound's molecular weight in grams per mole. Exclude units from youranswer (type only the number).

The mass of one molecule of a substance is known as molecular mass. The molecular mass of the sum of…

You discover a new compound, somewhat related to the garnet types of silicate compounds. What is the molecular weight of your hypothetical compound if it has the following chemical formula: Fe,AlISIO fron is 55.85 amu Aluminum is 26.98 amu Silicon is 28.09 amu Oxygen is 16.00 amu Express the hypothetical compound's molecular weight in grams per mole. Exclude units from your answer (type only the number)

You discover a new compound, somewhat related to the garnet types of silicate compounds. What is the molecular weight of your hypothetical compound if it has the following chemical formula: Fe,AlISIO fron is 55.85 amu Aluminum is 26.98 amu Silicon is 28.09 amu Oxygen is 16.00 amu Express the hypothetical compound's molecular weight in grams per mole. Exclude units from your answer (type only the number)

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