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what volume of water will contain 2.4 Na of neutrons ? ( where Na = Avogadro number = 6.022 × 10²³ )​

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Given: Number of neutrons: 2.4Na

To find:  volume of water that will contain 2.4 Na of neutrons

Step by step Explanation:

Number of neutrons in any atom N= M - n

M= Atomic mass

n= atomic number

  • Number of neutrons in Oxygen atom = 8
  • Number of neutrons in Hydrogen atom = 0
  • Number of neutrons present in 1 molecule of water (H_{2}O) is 8.

Neutrons present in 1 mole water = 8Na

Na = Avogadro number = 6.022 × 10²³

8 Na neurons present in = 1 mole water

1 Na neutrons will be present in = \frac{1}{8} mole

2.4 Na neutrons will be present in = \frac{1}{8} \times 2.4\\=0.3 mole

Hence, 2.4 Na neutrons will be present in 0.3 mole of water.

molecular weight of water= 18 g

number of moles of any substance is defined as the weight of the substance divided to its molecular mass of that substance.

n = \frac{w}{M}

w= weight of the water

M= molecular mass of water

n = \frac{w}{M} \\0.3 = \frac{w}{18}\\w = 0.3\times 18\\w= 5.4 g

5.4 grams of water will contain 2.4 Na of neutrons.

Density of water is 1.

5.4 grams = 5.4 mL

Hence, 5.4 mL of water will contain 2.4 Na of neutrons.

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