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Standard XII
Chemistry
Thomson's Discovery of Electrons
One atom of a...
Question
One atom of an elements
X
weight
6.644
×
10
−
23
g
. Calculate the number of gram atoms in
40
K
g
of it.
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Solution
Weight of 1 atom
=
6.644
×
10
−
23
g
1 gram atom = mass of 1 mole atoms
=
6.023
×
10
23
×
mass of 1 atom
∴
mass of 1 gram atom
=
6.023
×
10
23
×
6.644
×
10
−
23
=
39
.99
≈
40
g
∴
no. of gram atoms in 40 gram of element X
=
1
⇒
no. of gram atoms in 40 kg of element X
=
1
40
×
(
40
×
10
3
)
=
1000
Hence, there are 1000 gram atoms in 40 Kg of element X.
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