The number of oxygen atoms in 48.0g of oxygen gas

Chemistry

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Doss [256]3 years ago

3 0

Answer:

Now u have 48 g of O2. There. Fore mole=weight/M. W. Of oxygen. Therefor 3mole.

After that if we to multiply the avogadro number with it. So 3 *NA

Now u want only atom calculation then we have 2 molecule of oxygen then multiply it with 2 too.

So final claculation is =3*2*NA.

Explanation:

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