Science, asked by nisha5823, 11 months ago

Caffeine has a molecular weight of 194. It contains
28.9% by mass of nitrogen Number of atoms of
nitrogen in one molecule of it -

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Answered by cmanoj5511
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Explanation:

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Mass of one molecule of caffein-194 u

Mass of total nitrogen in one molecule of caffein:-28.9*194/100=56.066

No. Of atoms of Nitrogen= No. of moles*Avogadro No.

No. of moles=Given mass/Actual mass

=56.066/14=4(approximatel)

No. of atoms=4*6.022*10^23=2.4088*10^24

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Answered by preet8759
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Explanation:

Mass of one molecule of caffein-194 u

Mass of total nitrogen in one molecule of caffein:-28.9*194/100=56.066

No. Of atoms of Nitrogen= No. of moles*Avogadro No.

No. of moles=Given mass/Actual mass

=56.066/14=4(approximatel)

No. of atoms=4*6.022*10^23=2.4088*10^24

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