True or False: A mole of Oxygen weighs the same as a mole of Hydrogen.

Understand the Problem

The question is asking whether a mole of Oxygen weighs the same as a mole of Hydrogen. This requires an understanding of molar masses to answer correctly.

More Information

A mole of oxygen weighs 15.998 grams, while a mole of hydrogen weighs 1.008 grams. This makes a mole of oxygen significantly heavier than a mole of hydrogen.

Tips

Common mistakes include confusing atomic mass with mole mass or assuming moles of different elements weigh the same.

Sources

• The Mole - Florida State University - chem.fsu.edu