From 280 mg of nitrogen 6.022 into 10 to the power 20 molecules are removed how many moles of nitrogen are left
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Answer:
0.01899966777 mol
Explanation:
(14×1000) mg of nitrogen = 6.02×10^23
280 mg of nitrogen = ( 6.02×10^23×280)/(14×1000)
= 1.204×10^22
The molecules of nitrogen that are left
={ 1.204×10^22 – 6.022×10^20 }
= 1.14378×10^22
6.02×10^23 molecules of nitrogen = 1mol
1.14378×10^22 molecules of nitrogen =( 1.14378×10^22) / 6.02×10^23
=0.01899966777 mol
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