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From 200 mg of CO2 , 10^21 molecules are removed . How many mole of CO2 are left?

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Answered by Shreya1001
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Answered by ItzMissKomal
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Answer:

One mole of atoms =6.023×10

23

atoms = Gram atomic mass of element

44 grams of CO

2

=1moleCO

2

=6×10

23

molecules of CO

2

200mg=

44×1000

200×1

moles=

44×1000

200×10

23

×6.023 molecular of CO

2

=27.37×10

20

molecular of CO

2

=2.737×10

21

molecules of CO

2

molecules left =1.737×10

21

molecular of CO

2

moles of CO

2

left =

6.023×10

23

1.737×10

4

=0.29×10

−2

moles of CO

2

=2.9 mill moles

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