Calculate the total number of electrons present in 1.4g of dinitrogen gas
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Number of moles in the given weight of Nitrogen gas.
Number of moles = Given weight/molecular weight
= 1.4/28
=0.05 moles
1 mole of Nitrogen contains Avogadro number (6.023*1023) of Nitrogen molecules.
0.05 moles of Nitrogen contains = 0.05*6.023*1023
= 3.011*1022 molecules
1 molecule of Nitrogen contains 14 electrons
3.011*1022 molecules contains = 3.011*1022*14
= 42.154*1022
= 4.215*1023 number of electrons
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Number of moles in the given weight of Nitrogen gas.
Number of moles = Given weight/molecular weight
= 1.4/28
=0.05 moles
1 mole of Nitrogen contains Avogadro number (6.023*1023) of Nitrogen molecules.
0.05 moles of Nitrogen contains = 0.05*6.023*1023
= 3.011*1022 molecules
1 molecule of Nitrogen contains 14 electrons
3.011*1022 molecules contains = 3.011*1022*14
= 42.154*1022
= 4.215*1023 number of electrons
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⭐. No .of Moles of N2 = 1.4/ 28= 0.05 .
Avahadroś number N = 6.023× 10^23
No .of electrons in N2 molecule = 2× 7= 14 .
Total No .of electrons
= No .of moles × Avagadros number × No . of electrons in N2
= 0.05 × 6.023 × 10^23 × 14 = 4.216×10^23.
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