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Q.6. Mass of an atom of an element A is 3.9854×10-23 g. How many atoms are contained in 1 g of the element of A?

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The mass of 1 atom = 3.9854×10-23 gm
therfore the mass of 6.02× 1023 number of atoms = 3.9854×10-23 × 6.02× 1023 = 23.99 gm/mol (gram atomic mass )
Now the number of atoms in 23.99 gm is = 6.02× 1023
Then the number of atoms in 1 gm of element = 6.02× 1023 / 23.99 = 0.25 ×1023 numder of atoms
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