Maximum number of molecules are present in
5.6 L of CO2 at STP
15 g of CO
4 g of H2
20 g of N2O4
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the maximum molecules are present in 15 L of h2 gas
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c) 4g of H2
Explanation:
1. molecules of CO2= (5.6/22.4)*Na=0.25Na (Na=Avogardo's no)
2. molecules of CO=(15/28)*Na=0.53*Na;
3. molecules of H2=(4/2)*Na=2*Na;
4. molecules of N204=(20/92)*Na=0.21*Na; (MW OF N204=14*2+16*4=92)
so as you can see max is in H2 =2*Na;
you can also write the whole value of Na and then calculate but it will not bring any changes to the solution as we have Na in every part..
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