calculate the number of hydrogen atom present in 10L of water
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Taking pure fresh water at room temperature and sea level pressure, a liter would weigh 1 kg. Water consists of H2O molecules that each conprise 3 atoms. A typical H2O molecule as a molecular weight of 18, disregarding isotopes. That means one mole weighs 18 grams.
1000 g / 18 g = 55.6 mole H2O in a liter of water.
One mole is around 6 x 10^23 so around 3 x 55.6 x 6 or 1000 mole atoms....
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