If 3.01×1020 molecules are removed from 98 mg of H2SO4, then the number of moles of H2SO4 left are:
A
0.1×10−3mol
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B
0.5×10−3mol
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C
1.66×10−3mol
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D
9.95×10−2mol
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Solution
The correct option is B0.5×10−3mol 98 mg of H2SO4=6.022×1023×10−3=6.022×1020 H2SO4 left = 6.022×1020−3.011×1020 =3.011×1020 n=NNA=3.011×10206.022×1023=0.5×10−3mol