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a mineral water sample was analysed and found to contain 1×10^-3 ammonia(W%W).Then what will be the mole of ammonia gas present in 1L water

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Answered by ojas7766
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Answer; 5.8X10(power 10^-4) mole

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Answered by nikhilpatel0221
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Answer:

percentage of ammonia (%W/W)= 10^-3

1 litre water = 1000 ml

density of water = 1 gm/ml

D= M/V

M = D*V

M=1 gm/ml *1000 ml

M = 1000gm

mass of ammonia = (10^-3/ 100)* 1000

mass of ammonia  = 10^-2

molecular mass of ammonia = 17

moles of ammonia = mass / molecular mass

moles of ammonia = (10^-2)/ 17

moles of ammonia = 5.8 *10^-4

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