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Select the option in which number of oxygen atoms is maximum 0.2 mol CO2(g) 22 g CO2(9) 112 ml CO2(g) at STP 0.02 g-molecules CO2(g)​

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Answered by abhi178
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we have to select the option in which the number of oxygen atoms is maximum.

solution : option (1) 0.2 mol of CO2

no of oxygen atoms in CO2 = no of moles of CO2 × no of oxygen atoms in a molecule of CO2 × N [ where N is abogadro's number ]

  = 0.2 × 2 × N = 0.4 N

option (2) 22g of CO2

no of oxygen atoms = no of moles of CO2 ×  no of oxygen atoms in a molecule of CO2 × N

                        = 22g/44g/mol × 2 × N = 1N

option (3) 112 ml of CO2

no of oxygen atoms =  no of moles of CO2 × no of oxygen atoms in a molecule of CO2 × N

                               = 112ml/22400ml × 2 × N = 0.01N

option (4) 0.02 g mole of CO2

no of oxygen atoms = no of moles of CO2 ×  no of oxygen atoms in a molecule of CO2 × N

                                 = 0.02 × 2 × N = 0.04 N

from above explanation it is clear that no of oxygen atoms is maximum in option (2) 22g of CO2

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