Chemistry, asked by Tanya159, 11 months ago

how many electrons are present in a n0 3 - charge

veron06645: No. of electron in N=(2+5)where 5 is valence electron,and in O=(3*(2+6))=24 here no of valnce electron is 3*6=18,For -ve charge add..no of electron is +1.Hence total no of electron in NO3- is 7+24+1=32...And no of valence electron is 5+18+1=24

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Answered by durekhan123

Using the formula q=ne where n is number of electrons, e is charge on electron and q is charge considered. Q=1C , e= 1.6 X 10^-19 C, n can be calculated n= 0.625x 10^19 => n= 6.25 x 10^ 18 electrons. Originally Answered: How many electrons are in 1c of charge? One coulomb is the fundamental SI unit of charge

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