Question

how many molecules and atoms are there in 3Nacl​

Answer 1

We are given 3NaCl

We have to determine the number of molecules and atoms in it.

• NaCl is one molecule.

     As per the question, there are 3NaCl.

     This means that there are 3 molecules of NaCl.

• Now, In one molecule of NaCl there are 2 atoms.

       1 atom of sodium and one atom of chlorine.

       1 molecule of NaCl = 2 atoms

       ∴3 molecule of NaCl = 3 × 2

                                          = 6 atoms.

There are 6 atoms in 3 molecules of NaCl.

3 atoms are of sodium and 3 atoms are of chlorine.

Answer 2

Sodium chloride (/sodim klrad/) is an ionic compound with the chemical formula NaCl, which represents a 1:1 ratio of sodium and chloride ions. It is widely known as salt (although sea salt also includes other chemical salts).

We have been granted 3NaCl

We need to figure out how many molecules and atoms are in it.

One molecule of sodium chloride (NaCl).

There are 3NaCl, as stated in the question.

This indicates that there are three NaCl molecules.

Now, There are two atoms in each molecule of NaCl.

One sodium atom and one chlorine atom.

2 atoms Equals 1 molecule of NaCl

3 molecule of NaCl = 3 molecule of NaCl + 3 molecule of NaCl + 3 molecule of NaCl + 3 molecule

There are 6 atoms in all.

Three molecules of NaCl have six atoms.

There are three sodium atoms and three chlorine atoms.

the process of making NaCl

When sodium atoms combine with chlorine atoms, sodium chloride is generated. When this happens, sodium will give chlorine an electron (a negatively charged particle). The chemical formula for sodium chloride is NaCl, which signifies that there is exactly one chloride atom for every sodium atom present.