Chemistry, asked by oOREOo, 1 month ago

calculate mass of one atom of nitrogen in gram !

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Answered by riya323190

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We can calculate the mass of one atom of nitrogen by dividing the mass of one mole of nitrogen to the Avogadro number of atoms. Therefore, we have calculated the mass of one atom of nitrogen as 2.32×10−23g.

Answered by muntasirahmed2007

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the mass of one atom can be calculated by dividing the mass of one nitrogen mole avogadro number of atoms there fore the mass of one atom of nitrogen calculated as 2.32×10-23g

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