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The number of molecules present in 16 g of SO2 is 3×1023.


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Solution

The correct option is B False

Step-1: Calculate the molecular weight of Sulphur dioxide

The gram atomic weight of Sulphur=32 gm

The gram atomic weight of Oxygen= 16 gm

The gram molecular weight of Sulphur dioxide (SO2)= Gram atomic weight of Sulphur+ 2(Gram atomic weight of Oxygen)

The gram molecular weight of Sulphur dioxide (SO2)= 32gm + 2(16gm)

The gram molecular weight of Sulphur dioxide (SO2)= 64 gm

Step-2: Calculate the number of molecules

64 g of Sulphur dioxide contain molecules of Sulphur dioxide= 6.023×1023

1 g of Sulphur dioxide contains molecules of Sulphur dioxide= 6.023×102364

16 g of Sulphur dioxide contain molecules of Sulphur dioxide= 6.023×102364×16=1.5×1023

Therefore, the given statement is false.


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