Chemistry, asked by mohitgmgoel, 1 year ago

what are no. of atoms present in 64g of sulphur dioxide?

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Answered by piyush357
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molar mass of S8 is 32x8= 256g 
number of moles in 64g of S8 = given mass / molar mass= 64/256= 0.25 moles 
now we know the number of atoms in one mole mass = 6.02*10^23 
so. the number of atoms in 0.25 moles of S8= 0.25 * 6.02*10^23=1.505 * 10^23 atoms

mohitgmgoel: sulphur dioxide formula is SO2
ZiaAzhar89: ya he did it wrong
ZiaAzhar89: but my one is correct
piyush357: sorry it is of 64g of sulphur
mohitgmgoel: dioxide
Answered by ZiaAzhar89
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mole=64/64= 1 mole
NO. of atoms = 1 Na= 6.022× 10^23

mohitgmgoel: Read the question properly....
ZiaAzhar89: is it wrong
piyush357: mine is wrong
mohitgmgoel: four option a] 24.088 x 10^23
mohitgmgoel: b] 12.044 x 10^23
mohitgmgoel: c}18.198 x 10^23
mohitgmgoel: d} none of option your answer is wrong
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