if 3.01 x10^20 molecules are removed from 98 mg of h2so4 then find out the mass of oxygen in the h2so4 left behind
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32mg
Explanation:
No of molecules in 98 mg of H2SO4=(98/1000)*98mole
=N/1000=6.010^20
so left molecule= 6.02x10^20-3.01x10^20
=3.01x19^20
Now mass of oxygen in one mole h2so4 = 64gm
so mass of o2 in left h2so4=
(3.01x10^20/6.02x10^23)*64gm
=32/1000 gm
=32mg
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