Science, asked by poiusjwwsd28, 7 months ago

calculate the no. of moles of 16g of o2

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Answered by SAKSHITHELEARNER26

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Answer:

The molecular weight of O2 is 32, so 16 g is 1/2 mole. You will need to divide Avogadro's number by two.

Answered by jainsuparshav

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Answer:

mole=given mass /molar mass

mole=16/2×16=16/32

=1/2 mole

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