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An alloy of iron containing 54.7% iron and a Density of 8.17gcm-3 How many irons atoms are there in a alloy measuring 10cm × 15 cm × 20cm​

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Answered by ams68
9

\huge\mathfrak\red{solution}

Volume of the block of alloy

=10cm×20cm×15cm=3000cm^3.

Density of the alloy is 8.17g/cm3.

Mass of the block of alloy .

=density×volume=8.17×3000=24510g.

The amount of iron present in the block of alloy =54.7/100×24510=13407g

The number of iron atoms present in the block =

13407/55.8×6.02×1023=1.442×1026.

Answered by Anonymous
19

\huge\underline\purple{\sf Answer:-}

\large{\boxed{\sf No.\:of\:atoms\:Fe=14.41×{10}^{25}}}

\huge\underline\purple{\sf Solution:-}

\small{\boxed{\sf Volume\:Of\:Block = Lenght × breath × height}}

\large\implies{\sf 10×20×15}

\large\implies{\sf 3000{cm}^{3}}

★Given :-

Volume (V ) = 3000{\sf {cm}^{3}}

Density {\sf \rho =8.17g{cm}^{-3}}

\large{\boxed{\sf Mass\:of\:block=Volume×Density}}

\large\implies{\sf 3000×8.17}

\large\implies{\sf 24510g}

\large{\sf Mass\:of\:Fe\:block={\frac{24510×54.7}{100}}}

\large\implies{\sf 13406.7g}

\large{\boxed{\sf Mole(n)={\frac{Mass}{Molecular\:mass}}}}

\large{\sf No.\:of\:moles\:Fe={\frac{13406.6}{55}}}

\large\implies{\sf 239.41mol}

\large{\boxed{\sf No.\:of\:atom=n×N_{A}}}

\large{\sf N_{A}=6.022×{10}^{23}}

\small{\sf No.\:of\:atoms\:Fe=239.41×6.022×{10}^{23}}

\large\implies{\sf 14.41×{10}^{25}atoms}

\large\red{\boxed{\sf No.\:of\:Fe\:atoms=14.41×{10}^{25}}}

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