The largest no of molecule are present in a)2.8g of CO b)3.6g of water c)4.6g of C2H5OH
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Answer: 2. 3.6g of water.
Explanation:
No. of moles=given mass/molecular mass.
No.of molecules = no.of moles*avagadro's no i.e.6.022*10*23
So in 2.8g of CO no of moles is = 1 and no of molecules = 1*6.022*10*23
In 3.6g of water no.of moles = 2 and no of molecules=2*6.022*10*23
In 4.6g of C2H5OH no of moles is 1 so no of molecules = 1*6.022*10*23.
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Answer:
B 3.6g of water
Explanation:
No of molecules = given mass × NA / molar mass
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