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Standard X
Chemistry
Mole Concept and Avogadro's Number
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Question
Calculate the number of molecules in
35.5
g
of chlorine gas.
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Solution
Since 35.5g is one mole of chlorine, we have
6.022
×
1
0
23
molecules of the gas.
Since chlorine gas is diatomic (
C
l
2
), there are
2
×
6.022
×
1
0
23
=
1.204
×
1
0
24
atoms of chlorine in the 1 mole.
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