if 9 g of aluminum contains same no. of atoms as that of magnesium then calculate the mass of magnesium
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100 grams of magnesium:
1 mole of Mg atom = atoms
This means 24g of Mg has atoms
Then 100 g contains:
Number of Mg atoms=
Number of atoms=
Number of Mg atoms = atoms
100 grams of aluminium:
1 mole of atom= atoms
This means 27g of has
Then 100 g contains:
Number of atoms=
Number of atoms
Number of atoms= atoms
Thus, 100g of magnesium has more atoms.
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