if the density of water is 1 g cm^-3, then the volume occupied by one molecule of water is approximately
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The density of water is
1gm/cm^3
and molecular mass of one molecule of water is 18gm/mol
it means 1mol of water has 18gm of mass
that is
6.023 *10^23 molecules has 18gm of mass
so 1 molecule had 18/6.023*10^23 gm
so mass of one molecule will be
2.988 * 10^-23 gm
or 3 *10^-23 gm. (approximate)
since
density = mass /volume
so volume = mass /density
so
volume of one molecule of water is
3*10^-23/1
= 3*10^-23cm^3
hope u get this.
1gm/cm^3
and molecular mass of one molecule of water is 18gm/mol
it means 1mol of water has 18gm of mass
that is
6.023 *10^23 molecules has 18gm of mass
so 1 molecule had 18/6.023*10^23 gm
so mass of one molecule will be
2.988 * 10^-23 gm
or 3 *10^-23 gm. (approximate)
since
density = mass /volume
so volume = mass /density
so
volume of one molecule of water is
3*10^-23/1
= 3*10^-23cm^3
hope u get this.
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