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A sample of Na (sodium) has a mass of 46 gm what is the mass of ca atoms as sodium atoms present

in give sample (atomic weight Na=23; Ca=40)
(a) 46 gm
(b) 20 gm
(c) 40gm
(d) 80 gm​

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Answered by priya5231
1

Answer:

the mass of calcium is 80 gm

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Answered by omshreeprasad16
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Answer:

(d) 80 gm

Explanation:

1 mole = 6.022 x 10^23 = relative mass in grams

1 mole of Na = 6.022 x 10^23 = 23 gm

No. of moles in sample of Na = 46/23

                                                   = 2 moles

                                                  = 12.044  x 10^23 atoms  

Therefore, the mass of ca atoms as sodium atoms present  in give sample

=40 x 2

=80 gm

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