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Calculate the number of molecules and number of atoms in 1 g of Nitrogen.​

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Answered by geniusguy29
1

Answer:

There are 14 atoms and 1/14 molecules in N of 1 g

Answered by Anonymous
11

\huge\underline\purple{\sf Answer:-}

\large{\boxed{\sf No.Of\: molecule={\frac{N_{A}}{28}}}}

\large{\boxed{\sf No.\:of\:atom={\frac{N_{A}}{14}}}}

\huge\underline\purple{\sf Solution:-}

(a) Mole of Nitrogen in 1 g :-

\large{\boxed{\sf Mole(n)={\frac{Mass}{Molecular\:mass}}}}

Mass of Nitrogen = 1 g

Molecular weight of Nitrogen = 28g

On Putting value :-

\large{\sf n ={\frac{1}{28}}}

Therefore

\large\red{\boxed{\sf No.\:of\: Molecule={\frac{N_{A}}{28}}}}

(b) Number Of atoms in Nitrogen :-

\large{\sf 1\:molecule\:of\:N_{2}contains}= 2 atoms

Therefore

{\sf {\frac{N_{A}}{28}} \: Molecule\:of\:N_{2}contains= 2×{\frac{N_{A}}{28}}}

\large\red{\boxed{\sf No.\:of\:Atom={\frac{N_{A}}{14}}atoms}}

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