Mole is defined as the standard unit which is used for measurement in the domain of chemistry. It merely takes into account a list of chemical compounds. The amount of compound which is provided in grams and changed to be converted to moles. Conversion will ultimately help them in getting a clear picture of the overall number of molecules that are working. Instead of that mere focus is all about weight that will help in making changes. The overall conversion is found to be simple that requires a list of steps to be followed. By the help of this method, people can learn how they can change gram into moles. In other words, Moles is considered to be SI unit of measurement that highlights the “chemical entity” like atom and protons. It merely highlights the value of substance which comprises of many particles.

Identifying elements in compound which are needed to be changed to moles: The beginning step is all about calculation of overall mass of molecules which is needed for identifying elements. It is mainly needed for distinguishing elements which are abbreviated by the help of one or more letters. For example, NaHCO₃ that comprises of Sodium (Na), Hydrogen (H), Carbon (C ) and Oxygen (o).

Determining the number of atoms for each element: User needs to calculate the number of atoms for each element which is there followed by molecular mass. Number of atoms contributed will be provided in the form of subscript. For example, H₂O comprises of two of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen.

Determine the atomic element of each element: Periodic element is considered to be most convenient way for finding the atomic weight of any given element. As soon as the element has been found on the table, the very next step is analyzing the symbol of the element. Atomic unit or mass for the given element is provided in the form of AMU. The molecular weight of oxygen is found to be 15.99.

Calculating molecular mass:  The molecular mass of the substance is calculated with respect to each element that is being multiplied by atomic weight of any given element. For example, (NH₄)₂S comes up with a molecular weight (2*14) +(8*1) +(1*32) = 68 g/mol.

Changing Gram into Moles

Setting up Conversion Formula: Number of moles for any given compound is mainly calculated by division of the number of grams of the compound. It is made possible by the help of molecular mass for any given compound.

Moles = gram of compound or molar mass of the compound.

Plug for member in the Formula: As soon as the formula has been used up in proper way, the next step is all about analyzing that everything is its right place. Proper cancellation of units will merely leave the user with just moles.

Solving the Equation: By the help of calculator, the number of grams is divided by molar mass. The overall result is the number of moles which is found in the given element or compound.