ratio of no. of oxygen atom in 1g O2 & 1g O3 ?
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As 32g of O2 has N° molecules of O2
{here N° is Avogadro's no.}
so, 1g of O2 has N°/32 molecules of O2
so, 1g of O2 has 2N°/32 atoms of O
Similarly, 1g of O3 has 3N°/48 atoms of O
so, required ratio is (2N°/32)/(3N°/48)
=(2/32)/(3/48)
=2×48/3×32 = 1:1
So, the required ratio is 1 : 1.
Thanks.
HERE IS THE ANSWER.
As 32g of O2 has N° molecules of O2
{here N° is Avogadro's no.}
so, 1g of O2 has N°/32 molecules of O2
so, 1g of O2 has 2N°/32 atoms of O
Similarly, 1g of O3 has 3N°/48 atoms of O
so, required ratio is (2N°/32)/(3N°/48)
=(2/32)/(3/48)
=2×48/3×32 = 1:1
So, the required ratio is 1 : 1.
Thanks.
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