Chemistry, asked by raazmehra3397, 11 months ago

One gram of nitrogen in one gram of oxygen contain how many of number of nucleons

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Answered by Anonymous
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A single atom of nitrogen has an atomic mass of 14 (amu or atomic mass units) with 7 protons and 7 neutrons. Nitrogen gas N2(subscript) has an atomic mass of 28 (2x14). Since atomic mass units are so small, we use Avogadro's number to convert these into things, like grams, that chemists can weigh.

Answered by SanwiG
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Answer:

it is also known as the one gram of Nitrogen in 1 gram of oxygen at many number of nucleons

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