Chemistry, asked by RagingEmber, 11 months ago

calculate the no of moles of phosphorus atoms (p) in 100g of phosphorus (atomic mass of p=31)

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Answered by Iffatmarghoob
8

No.of moles= atomic mass/molar mass

= 31/100

=0.31

Answered by Grimmjow
17

We know that : One Mole of Phosphorus Atoms weigh 31 grams

Number of Moles of Atoms in 100 grams of Phosphorus :

\mathsf{\implies \frac{100}{31}}

\mathsf{\implies 3.225}

The Number of Moles of Phosphorus Atoms in 100 grams is 3.225

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