Chemistry, asked by SahilKv, 1 year ago

If one mole of carbon atoms weighs 12g,what is the mass(in gram)of 1 atom of carbon

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Answered by thakurshanvi123
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One mole of carbon atom weighs 12 gram. i.e. 6.022×10^ 23 atoms of carbon weighs 12 Gram. therefore, 1 atom of carbon weighs 12/ (6.022×10^23)=1.993 ×10-23 gram.

Answered by SomyaVishnoi2610
4

Answer:

One mole of carbon atoms=12g

In one mole the number of atoms=6.023*10^-23

So,

6.023*10^23 atoms =12g

1 atom =12/6.023*10^-23g

hope this helps you..

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