Chemistry, asked by jahnavi3675, 9 months ago

a gaseous mixture contains oxygen and nitrogen in the ratio 1:4 by weight the ratio of their number of molecules​

Answers

Answered by bimlenduchoudhary
1

Answer:

Explanation:

Molar ratio of oxygen (O  

2

​  

) : nitrogen (N  

2

​  

) =  

32

1

​  

:  

28

4

​  

 

∴ Ratio of their molecules =  

32

N  

A

​  

 

​  

:  

28

4N  

A

​  

 

​  

⇒7:32

Answered by pmukherjee1102
2

The number of molecules of a gas is given by the expression,

Numberofmolecules=

Molecularweight

Weight

×N

A

.

Here, N

A

is the Avogadro number.

Assume 1 g and 4 g of oxygen and nitrogen respectively.

Numberofmoleculesofoxygen=

32

1

×N

A

Numberofmoleculesofnitrogen=

28

4

×N

A

The ratio of the number of molecules of oxygen to nitrogen will be =

28

4N

A

32

N

A

=

32

7

=7:32

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