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What is the weight of oxygen in 50gwater

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8_murik_8 [283]2 years ago

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To compute the required mass of the element to form the given molecules, we'll use the general formula shown below:

{eq}\displaystyle m_1=\frac{M_1}{M_2}\times m_2 {/eq}, where,

{eq}M_1 {/eq} is the molecular weight of the element.

{eq}M_2 {/eq} is the molecular weight of the given molecule.

{eq}m_2 {/eq} is the mass of the given molecule.

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The given value is:

The value of the mass of the water molecule is {eq}m_2=\rm 50\ grams {/eq}.

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What is the weight of oxygen in 50gwater​

What is the weight of oxygen in 50gwater