Chemistry, asked by shashank78682, 1 year ago

number of moles in 20grams of hydrogen?​

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Answered by SuperBrainiac
1

mass of hydrogen =1 gm

No. of moles=given mass/Actual mass

=20/1=20 moles

Answered by hipsterizedoll410
0

Answer:

20 moles.

Explanation:

Weight of hydrogen in grams = 20 gm

Molar mass of hydrogen = 1 u.

We know that,

number \: of \: moles \:  =  \frac{weight \: (gm)}{molar \: mass}

n =  \frac{20}{1}  \\ n = 20 \: moles

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