Physics, asked by sameerdanger512, 1 month ago

how many molecules you breathe in 1 liter breath of air ?​

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Answered by sjk17312
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Since we breathe about a liter, it is the same as the number of molecules in a liter. This is about: (6x1023 molecules per mole)/(22.4 liters per mole) ~ (1/4)x1023 molecules = 2.5x1022 molecules per liter).

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