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find no of moles of 50g of CaCO2​

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Answered by ahmedome31
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Answer:

Answer:3.011×1023.

Explanation:Given mass=50g.

Molar mass of Caco3 is =40+12+3×16=100.

Number of moles of Caco3 will be 50/100=0.5.

1 mol of Caco3 contains 6.022 ×1023 molecules.

Hence 0.5 mol of Caco3 molecules will contain.

0.5×6.022 ×10 23 which gives 3.011 ×10 23.

Answered by itzmeSaksham
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Explanation:

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  • Explanation:Given mass=50g.
  • Molar mass of Caco3 is =40+12+3×16=100.
  • Number of moles of Caco3 will be 50/100=0.5

  • 1 mol of Caco3 contains 6.022 ×1023 molecules.
  • Hence 0.5 mol of Caco3 molecules will contain.
  • 0.5×6.022 ×10 23 which gives 3.011 ×10 23.
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