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How many grams are there in 53 grams of Na2CO3?​

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Answered by harshi0123
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sodium carbonate has a molecular weight of 106grams /mol. That 53is half of 106, so that means 0.5mole of compound as well as 0.5Na,which has a molecular weight of 23, so 11.5grams of sodium is there.

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Answered by syed2020ashaels
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Answer:

23 gram of Na in 53gram of Na2CO2

Explanation:

  Sodium carbonate contains two atoms of sodium three atom of
oxygen and one atom of carbon , therefore we can calculate the
  Molecular weight of
sodium carbonate (Na2CO2) = 106 gram/mole

   Number of moles in each (
Na2CO2 )= Gram weight÷ Atomic mass
                                                                 =
0.5moles
     
     Number of mole in Na =  
2× 0.5
                                             = 1 mole of Na
     
      Molecular weight of Na =
23gram / mole
   
     Therefore in 53 gram of Na2CO3 there should be =
23 ×1
                                                                                           =
23 gram of Na
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