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calculate the no. of moles for 24 x 10^23 of H atoms ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given ;

  • No. of molecules = \sf{24~×~10^{23}}

To find ;

  • No. of moles = ?

Solution ;

To convert no. of molecules into no. on moles we use the following formula,

\large\underline{\sf{\orange{No.~of~Moles~=~\frac{No.~of~molecules}{Avogadro's Constant~(6.023~×~10^{23})}}}}

\implies\sf{No.~of~Moles~=~\frac{24~×~10^{23}}{6.023~×~10^{23}}}

\implies\sf{No.~of~Moles~=~\cancel{\frac{24~×~10^{23}}{6.023~×~10^{23}}}}

\implies\sf{No.~of~Moles~=~\frac{24~×~10^{23}}{6.023~×~10^{23}}}

\implies\sf\pink{No.~of~Moles~\approx~4}

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Answered by MagicalPie
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To convert no. of molecules into no. on moles we use the following formula,

\large\underline{\sf{\red{No.~of~Moles~=~\frac{No.~of~molecules}{Avogadro's Constant~(6.023~×~10^{23})}}}}

\implies\sf{No.~of~Moles~=~\frac{24~×~10^{23}}{6.023~×~10^{23}}}

\implies\sf{No.~of~Moles~=~\cancel{\frac{24~×~10^{23}}{6.023~×~10^{23}}}}

\implies\sf{No.~of~Moles~=~\frac{24~×~10^{23}}{6.023~×~10^{23}}}

\implies\underline{\sf{\purple{No.~of~Moles~\approx~4}}}

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