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klasskru [66]
3 years ago
11

6.00 moles of sodium perchlorate contains the same number of atoms as __________. 6.00 moles of sodium perchlorate contains the

same number of atoms as __________. 6.00 moles of sodium permanganate 6.00 moles of strontium oxide 6.00 moles of sodium cyanide 6.00 moles of lithium phosphate 6.00 moles of sodium nitrite
Chemistry
1 answer:
Ksju [112]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

6.00 moles of sodium permanganate

Explanation:

Let us attempt to count the number of atoms present in sodium perchlorate. The formula of the compound is NaClO4

Sodium atoms - 1

Chlorine atoms - 1

Oxygen atoms -4

Total number of atoms = 6

Among the options, only KMnO4 also has six atoms. One atom of potassium, one atom of manganese and four atoms of oxygen.

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