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How to convert moles into grams.
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I always think of it this way.
As Unknown008 mentioned, the molecular mass -- also known as the molecular weight or atomic weight/mass for single-atom substances -- is the key. Molecular mass is given in GRAMS PER MOLE:
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The key is to determine the molecular weight of the substance. Once you do that, if you have moles and wish to convert to grams you simply do this:
 \,=\, grams)
If you have the mass (grams) and wish to convert it to moles, you simply do this:
 \,=\, \cancel {grams} \,\times\, \left( \frac {moles}{\cancel {grams}} \right) = moles)
The entries in parenthesis,
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, is the molecular mass (molecular weight) or its inverse,
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(I guess, cause that is only what it can be)
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