Chemistry, asked by saurav6967, 1 year ago

how many atoms are present in 5 mole of hydrogen ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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AS WE KNOW THAT HYDROGEN =  H_{2}
therefore in 5 gram of hydrogen there will be
 \frac{5}{2} moles
or = 2.5 moles
now as no. of atom = no. of moles × N_{A}
= 2.5 × 6.022×10^{23}
= 15.055 × 10^{23}
= 1.5055× 10^{24}
hope it helps you

saurav6967: but in the answer key, the answer is C
Anonymous: It can't be as 1.5 × 6.022 = 7.5275
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