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Standard IX
Chemistry
Atomic Mass and Atomic Mass Unit
number of 5.6...
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number of 5.6 g molecules in nitrogen ?
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Dear User,
Number
of
molecules
in
1
g
of
N
2
=
Given
mass
×
6
.
023
×
10
23
Molar
mass
=
6
.
023
×
10
23
28
Therefore
,
Number
of
molecules
in
5
.
6
g
of
N
2
=
5
.
6
×
6
.
023
×
10
23
28
=
1
.
2046
×
10
23
molecules
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