1 mol of Xe has a mass of 131 grams
x mol of Xe has a mass of 12 grams.
1/x = 131/12 Set up proportion from the information above. Cross multiply
131x = 12 Divide by 13`
x = 12/131
x = 0.0916 mol <<<< ====
Just for fun
I don't know if a calculator would even tell me the number of miles in 12 grams of Xe
The diameter is 216 * 10^-12 meters. Maybe.
1 mol of anything is 6.02 * 10^23
0.0912 mols contain x atoms
1/0.0912 = 6.02 * 10^23 / x
x = 0.0912 * 6.02 * 10^23
x = 5.49 * 10 ^ 22 This thing is going to stretch out quite a ways.
1 atom = 312 * 10^- 12 meters.
5.049 * 10^22 = x meters.
x = 312 * 10^-12 * 5.49 * 10^22
x = 1.7 * 10 ^10 km = 1.07 * 10 ^10 miles We're talking about beyond Pluto.
I'm sorry I should delete this. If you want to you can. Take my answer for the number of mols. It's likely correct.
Explanation:
Number of protons means atomic number of an atom. Element whose atomic number is 27 is cobalt.
When an atom is neutral then the number of protons equal the number of electrons.
Cobalt is a transition element or it is also known as d-block element. The electronic configuration of cobalt is as follows.

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Answer : The dissociation constant (Ka) = 9.025 × 
Solution : Given,
Concentration HF solution = 0.100 M
% Dissociation = 9.5 %
The equation for dissociation of HF is :

The Ka expression for HF is :
............. (1)
Step 1 : we find the
by using the concentration and % dissociation.
= Concentration HF solution × % Dissociation
= 0.100 M ×
= 9.5 ×
M
Step 2 : For
, the concentration of
is equal to the
. From the above equation the stoichiometry of
and
is 1:1.
Therefore,
=
= 0.100 M ×
= = 9.5 ×
M
Now, put all the values in equation (1), we get

= 9.025 × 
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