Chemistry, asked by dawoodshah709, 11 months ago

54ml of h2o have ......... number of H-atoms

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Answered by shantanu786
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as per the mole relation

N/Na = 22.4/vol(litre)

N= 22.4 × 6.023×10²³ / 0.054

N = 2498.42 × 10²³

in 54 ml of H2O 2498.42 × 10²³ atoms are there from which the number of H atoms is 2/3

N of Hydrogen atoms = 2/3 × 2498.42 × 10²³

= 1665.61 × 10²³ atoms


dawoodshah709: yor anser is wrong
dawoodshah709: as moles of gas= 5.6/22.4
dawoodshah709: so it gives o.25 moles now we know molar m= 20/.25=80gm
shantanu786: no moles of all gases are not constant
shantanu786: and mole = 22.4 / vol in litres
shantanu786: which is also equal to w/ mass
shantanu786: which also equal.to N/ Na
shantanu786: we know Na and vol...
shantanu786: so i think my answer is right
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