Chemistry, asked by dimzokim26831, 8 months ago

If a mole were to contain 1 × 1024 particles, what would be the mass of (i) one mole of oxygen,and (ii) a single oxygen molecule ?

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Answered by Anonymous

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ss(of 1 mol O2) = 1 x 16(x2) [Since oxygen is O2] = 32.0g Mass(1 mol of ... A mole is a nickname for gram-molecular weight. ... Why does oxygen form bonds of 2 molecules ...

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