Nu of electron in 100 gm co2
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44 gm of CO2 contains 6.022×10^23 atoms.
in each atom, there are 6 electrons.
therefore,
44 gm of CO2 contains = 6×6.022×10^23 electrons.
therefore,
1gm of CO2 contains = (6.022×10^23×6)÷44 electrons.
100 grams of CO2 contains =(6×6.022×10^23×100)÷44 electrons.
=(6×6.022×10^25)÷44 electrons.
in each atom, there are 6 electrons.
therefore,
44 gm of CO2 contains = 6×6.022×10^23 electrons.
therefore,
1gm of CO2 contains = (6.022×10^23×6)÷44 electrons.
100 grams of CO2 contains =(6×6.022×10^23×100)÷44 electrons.
=(6×6.022×10^25)÷44 electrons.
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Number of moles of co2 = 100/44
Number of moles of electrons = 22×100/44=50
Number of electrons = 50NA = 300×10^23 OR 3 × 10^25
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Number of moles of electrons = 22×100/44=50
Number of electrons = 50NA = 300×10^23 OR 3 × 10^25
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