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Calculate the mass of 0.5 moles of N atoms


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Answered by aaravshrivastwa
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We know that,

No. of Moles = Given mass/Molar mass

=> 0.5 g = Given mass/14 g
=> 0.5 g x 14 = Given Mass
=> Given Mass = 7 g


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Answered by ThePayal
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\mathsf\red{No. \ of \ moles \ = \ 0.5}

\mathsf{Molar \ mass \ of \ N \ = \ 14 \ g}

\mathsf{No. \ of \ moles \ = \ Given \ mass \ / \ Molar \ mass}

\large\mathsf\purple{Putting \ values}

\mathsf{0.5 \ = \ Given \ mass \ / \ 14}

\mathsf\blue{Given \ mass \ = \ 7 \ g}

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