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The ratio between the number of molecules in 2g of hydrogen and 32g of oxygen is? [given that H=1 O=16]


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(A)1:2

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(B)1:0.01

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(C)1:1

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D

(D)0.01:1

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Solution

The correct option is C

(C)1:1


Explanation of correct answer

(C ) 1:1

1g of H=16g of O

2g of H=32g of O

Moles in 2g of hydrogen=given mass/molar mass

=2g/2*1g=1mol

Moles in 32g of oxygen=given mass/molar mass

=32g/2*16g=1mol

Hence the ratio of H:O= 1mol/1mol

=1:1

Explanation of incorrect answer

a)1:2

If 2 g hydrogen and 64 g oxygen is taken, then only get the answer 1:2

b)1:0.01

If 2 g hydrogen and 0.32 g oxygen is taken, then only get the answer 1:0.01

d) 0.01:1

If 0.02g hydrogen and 32 g oxygen is taken, then only get the answer 1:0.01


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