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calculate the ratio by mass of atoms present in a molecule of carbon dioxide

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Answered by DRdev1
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Mass of C in CO2 is 12
Mass of O in CO2 is 2x16= 32
Ratio=12:32=3:8
Answered by hotelcalifornia
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The 'ratio by mass of atoms' present in the Carbon-dioxide molecule is 3:8.

Explanation:

  • The given molecule is carbon dioxide molecule and its chemical formula is CO_2.
  • This molecule is having only a carbon atom but there are two oxygen atoms in it.
  • Since there is only one carbon but there are two oxygen the total mass of Carbon is equal to 12
  • The total mass of Oxygen is equal to 32.
  • Now, we have to divide these two respectively to obtain the ratio. So, 12:32 will be equal to 3:8.

        Mass of carbon in CO_2 is 12

        Mass of oxygen in CO_2 is 16\times 2 = 32

        Therefore the ratio between them is

        \frac {12}{32}=3:8.

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