how many nitrogen atoms are present in 160 amu of ammonium nitrate
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In 180 amu of NH4NO3 there are 2mol of NH4NO3 and so there are 4 mol of Nitrogen atoms.
Avogadro Constant tells us there are 6.022x10^23 particles per mol, so total number of N atoms = 2.4088x10^24
Avogadro Constant tells us there are 6.022x10^23 particles per mol, so total number of N atoms = 2.4088x10^24
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Explanation:Ammonium Nitrate is NH₄NO₃.The mass number of this molecule is 80 amu.So, in 160 amu of this compound, there are 2 (160/80) molecules.One molecule have 2 Nitrogen atoms.Therefore in 2 molecules (160 amu) there are 4 Nitrogen atoms.
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