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A compound contains equal numbers of nickel atoms and oxygen atoms. A sample of this compound contains 8.15 g of nickel and 2.22 g of oxygen. Calculate the atomic mass of nickel from this information.​

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Answered by navanithishere
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Answer:

The atomic mass of nickel from this information is 58.7 u .

Explanation:

From the question, we can write that the number of nickel atoms is equal to the number of oxygen atoms.

That is, number of nickel atoms = number of oxygen atoms

            \frac{mass of Ni}{atomic mass of Ni} = \frac{mass of O}{atomic mass of O}

We know that the atomic mass of oxygen is 16 u.

    \frac{8.15}{atomic mass of Ni} = \frac{2.22}{16}

The atomic mass of nickel = \frac{8.15*16}{2.22} = 58.7 u

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