Chemistry, asked by itsdev, 11 months ago

calculate no. of atom of constituent elements in 53 g of Na2CO3

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Answered by Anonymous
10
HEY mate here is your answer.

hope it helps you
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Anonymous: so it should be multiplied by the atomicity
itsdev: hmm
itsdev: kk
Anonymous: 0.25*avagadro number
Anonymous: got it
siril: yes but number of moles is wrong
Anonymous: Yeah it was bt now I have edited that
itsdev: siril
itsdev: ur is wrong siril i think so
siril: so be it...whatever you say
Answered by siril
8
number of moles in 53 grams of Na2CO3 = 53/106 = 0.5

Now, 1molecule of Na2CO3 contains 6 atoms (2 Na, 1 C, 3 O)

wherein 1 mole of Na2CO3 contains "6 x Avogadro number" of atoms

Therefore 0.5moles of Na2CO3 contains "0.5(6 x Avogadro number)" of atoms

                                                              = 0.5 (6 x 6 x 10²³) atoms
                                                              = 0.5 (36 x 10²³) atoms
                                                              = 18 x 10²³ atoms
                                                              = 1.8 x 10²⁴ atoms

siril: your answer is correct if the question was "find the number of molecules of Na2CO3"
itsdev: hm
siril: you must multiply it with 6 to get the correct answer for the number of atoms
itsdev: no
itsdev: acc. to formula
itsdev: its of atoms
Anonymous: siril is correct
siril: to calculate the number of atoms you must multiply ur answer with 6
Anonymous: dev you have to multiply mole with the atomicity
siril: because each molecule of Na2CO3 contains 6 atoms...
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