Answer:
2.4 capsules
Explanation:
You are to give ampicillin, with a recommended dose of 25 mg/kg (25 mg of ampicillin per kg of body weight), to a child with a mass of 24 kg. The mass of ampicillin to be given is:
24 kg body mass × (25 mg ampicillin/ 1 kg body mass) = 600 mg ampicillin
The stock on hand is 250 mg/capsule (250 mg ampicillin per capsule). The number of capsules required to supply 600 mg of ampicillin is:
600 mg ampicillin × (1 capsule/250 mg) = 2.4 capsule
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Before we get into the calculation, there are several things that we need to pay attention to:
- There are 6 moles of C
- The carbon mass of a glucose is 180.15 g
So,
<span>#30.5g Glucose(1 mol of glucose/180.15g Glucose)=.169 mol glucose
</span><span>#169 mol glucose(6 Moles of C/1mol C6H12O6) =1.014 mol of C
</span>#<span>1.014 Mol C(6.022x10^23 atoms/ 1 Mol) = 6.11 X 10^23 Atoms of C</span>
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