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How many molecules are in 50.000 g of aspartame?
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How many molecules are in 50.000 g of aspartame?

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Aspartame stands for C_14H_18N_2O_5

Molar mass:-

  • 14(12)+18(1)+2(14)+5(16)
  • 168+18+28+80
  • 294g/mol

No of moles:-

  • Given mass/molar mass
  • 50000/294
  • 170mol(Approx)

No of molecules:

  • No of moles×Avagadro no
  • 170×6.022×10²³
  • 1023.7×10²³
  • 1.02×10²⁶molecules
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