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no. Of moles of nitrogen atom in 56g nitrogen gas

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Answered by Einsteinum
26
Wt of N2 gas is 28g
No of moles = given mass/actual mass
No of moles=56g/28g
=2 nos

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shashank91: The answer is 4 .
shashank91: No of mole = mass/molar mass =56/14=4
Answered by mindfulmaisel
3

To find out the number of moles of nitrogen atom in 56g nitrogen gas we need to know the molecular mass of Nitrogen which is = 14g

Therefore there are \frac{56}{14} moles of nitrogen atom in 56g of nitrogen gas.

Number of moles in Nitrogen atom =\frac{56}{14}.

Nitrogen is a colourless and odourless gas with an atomic number of 7 and somewhat lighter than air. It is non-combustible and non-supporter of combustion and counters the combustion supporting property of non-combustible oxygen.

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