The visible universe is estimated to contain 10 22 stars. How many moles of stars are present in the visible universe?
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1 Mole of stars = 6.022×10^23 stars
x moles of star = 10^22 stars
6.022×10^23/1 = 10^22/x
x = (1/6.022)×(10^22/10^23)
x = 0.166 × 1/10
x = 0.016 moles
Hence there are 0.016 moles of stars present in visible universe.
x moles of star = 10^22 stars
6.022×10^23/1 = 10^22/x
x = (1/6.022)×(10^22/10^23)
x = 0.166 × 1/10
x = 0.016 moles
Hence there are 0.016 moles of stars present in visible universe.
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