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The number of molecules in 4 g H2 are__
number of molecules of 56 g of Na
(a) Equal to (b) less than (c) Greater than (d)None of these​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

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Answered by suhanagahee
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Answer:

A

Explanation:

no. of molecules = Given mass/Molar mass × Na( avagadro's number)

no. of molecules in H2 = 4/2 × Na = 2 Na

no.of molecules in Na = 56/23 × Na = 2 Na

so both have same number of molecules ( 2 Na)

that's why A is correct

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