Chemistry, asked by sreemathis9pais, 5 months ago

what is wrong in saying "one mole of nitrogen"?​

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Answered by JOTHIMANI
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Explanation:

The statement does not clarify whether we are talking about atoms or molecules of nitrogen. We should say 'one mole of nitrogen atoms' or 'one mole of nitrogen molecule'

Answered by faizahmed13
1

Answer:

because it's wrong and you have to spell it right man

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