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If 3.01*1020 molecules are removed from 98mg of H2​​​​​SO4 then no. Of moles of H2SO​​​4 left are?

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Solution

Molecular mass of H2SO4=2+32+64=98gm

98 gm of sulphuric acid will contain 6.02*10^23 molecule.

1 gm = 1000 mg

So 1 mg = 1/1000 gm

So 98 mg of sulphuric acid will contain 6.02*10^20 molecule

​​​​​​Total molecule present initially equal to 6.02*10^20 molecule

3.01*10^20 molecule removed so molecule remained = Total molecule - molecule removed

= 6.02*10^20 -3.01*10^20

= 3.01*10^20 molecule will remain

6.02*10^23 molecule = 1 mole

1 molecule = 1/(6.02*10^23) mole

3.01*10^20 molecule = (3.01*10^20)/ (6.02*10^23)

= 1/2000 mole = .0005 mole

0.0005 moles of H2SO4 are left

Answer : 0.0005 mole or 5*10^(-4) mole

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