1. Calculate the number of electrons present in:-
(i)1.6g of CH4 and
(ii)2.8g of N2...
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(i). 1molecule of CH4 = 6+4(1) =10electrons
=>1mole has 6.022×10^23molecules
=>1mole =16g has( 6.022×10^23)×10electrones
=>1.6g has ( 6.022×10^23)×10×1.6/16
=6.022×10^23 electrones (Answer)
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(ii). 1molecule of N2 has 7+7=14electrones
1mole has 6.022×10^23molecules
=>1mole=14×2g=28g
=28g has 6.022×10^23 ×14electrones
=>2.8g will have 6.022×10^23 ×14×2.8/28
=84.308×10^24
=8.4308×10^25 electrons (Answer)
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=>1mole has 6.022×10^23molecules
=>1mole =16g has( 6.022×10^23)×10electrones
=>1.6g has ( 6.022×10^23)×10×1.6/16
=6.022×10^23 electrones (Answer)
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(ii). 1molecule of N2 has 7+7=14electrones
1mole has 6.022×10^23molecules
=>1mole=14×2g=28g
=28g has 6.022×10^23 ×14electrones
=>2.8g will have 6.022×10^23 ×14×2.8/28
=84.308×10^24
=8.4308×10^25 electrons (Answer)
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