which has maximum molecules?
(a)7g N2
(b)2g H2
(c)16g NO2
(d)16g O2
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2 g hydrogen because it has 2 moles constituting it. so total no. of molecules will be 12.044 x 10²³ ( Na X 2 )
since one mole has avogadro no. of molecules, 2 moles will have twice the avogadro no. of molecles
rest have 3.011 x 10²³ , 2.04 x 10²³ & avogadro no. of molecules resp
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Hello GRANDPA MAX!!
→ 1) 7g of N2
1 mole of N2 = 14 ×2=28g
7g of N2 = 7/28 = 1/4 mole
number of molecules in it = 1/4 * Na
where, Na is avagedro constant
1 Na = 6.022*10^23 atoms/molecules/ions
2) 2g H2
→1mole H2 =2g
so, numberof molecules =Na
3) 16 g NO2
→ number of molez = 16/46 * Na
4)16g O2
→ Number of molecules = 16/32 *Na
i.e Na/2
so, maximum number of molecules are present in H2
hope it helps!!
#Jaihind
→ 1) 7g of N2
1 mole of N2 = 14 ×2=28g
7g of N2 = 7/28 = 1/4 mole
number of molecules in it = 1/4 * Na
where, Na is avagedro constant
1 Na = 6.022*10^23 atoms/molecules/ions
2) 2g H2
→1mole H2 =2g
so, numberof molecules =Na
3) 16 g NO2
→ number of molez = 16/46 * Na
4)16g O2
→ Number of molecules = 16/32 *Na
i.e Na/2
so, maximum number of molecules are present in H2
hope it helps!!
#Jaihind
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