Calculate the no. Of molecules in 0.1 moles of CO2.

OrenD asked Jul 16, 2023

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OrenD asked Jul 16, 2023

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Step-by-step explanation:

in
$\sf{CO_(2)}$ molecule mass=6+2×8=22gms

in
${ 22 ~gms\:molecule =Na}$

$\boxed{\sf {Na=6.022×{10}^(-23) } }$

${ 1gms\:molecule =(Na)/(22) }$

${0.1gms \:molecule =(Na)/( 22)×100 }$

so the answer of this questions is

$\implies {\sf { (6 .022×100)/(22) } }$

$\implies{\sf { (602.2)/(22) } }$

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