If 1gram of sulphur dioxide contains x molecules. How many molecules will be present in 1 Gram of oxygen
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1 mole of SO2 = 64g of SO2= 6.022×1023 molecules of SO2
1g of SO2= (6.022×1023)/64 = x molecules of SO2 (given) .......equation(i)
Now,
32g of O2=6.022×1023 molecules of O2
1g of O2=(6.022×1023)/32 molecules of O2
OR
=[(6.022×1023)/64]×2
= (x)*2 .....from equation(ii)
Hence 1g of O2 has = 2x molecules of O
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