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Standard VII

Mathematics

Unitary Method

Weight of 0...

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Weight of $0.5$ moles of chlorine is:

17.75 g m

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35.5 g m

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70 g m

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28.5 g m

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Solution

The correct option is B $17.75 g m$
1 mole of chlorine weighs 35.5 g, therefore, 0.5 mole of chlorine weighs $\frac{35.5}{2} = 17.75 g m$

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Weight of 0.5 moles of chlorine is:

The correct option is B 17.75 gm1 mole of chlorine weighs 35.5 g, therefore, 0.5 mole of chlorine weighs 35.52=17.75gm

Weight of $0.5$ moles of chlorine is:

The correct option is B $17.75 g m$
1 mole of chlorine weighs 35.5 g, therefore, 0.5 mole of chlorine weighs $\frac{35.5}{2} = 17.75 g m$