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Standard X
Chemistry
Volume of Gases and Number of Moles
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Question
Calculate the mass of
6.02
×
10
21
molecules of nitrogen.
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Solution
1 mole of
N
2
contain
6.02
×
10
23
molecules
No. of moles of
N
2
=
6.02
×
10
21
6.02
×
10
23
=
0.01
moles
Molar mass of
N
2
=
14
×
2
=
28
g
/
m
o
l
Mass of
N
2
=
(
0.01
×
28
)
g
=
0.280
g
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