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Grade 12Physical Chemistry

mass of 100 atom of nitrogen in grams?

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11 Years agoGrade 12
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ApprovedApproved Tutor Answer11 Years ago
We know that mass of 6.023 * 1023 atoms of N2 = Gram atomic mass of N2 = 14g
therefore,
Mass of 1atom of N2 = Gram atomic mass / NA
where,
NA = 6.023 * 1023
Mass of 1atom of N2 = 14/6.023 * 1023
Now,
Mass of 100 atoms of N2 = 14/6.023 * 1023 *100
Mass of 100 atoms of N2 = 2.324 * 10-21g
Profile image of vindhya
11 Years ago
thank you so much
Profile image of Aarti Gupta
11 Years ago
Your welcome dear student.
Profile image of Prajwal Kavad
11 Years ago
mass of one atom of Nis 14/Na, therefore mass of 100 atoms is 1400/N, thats all,,
 
@vindya i would recommend you to read and solve RC muckerjee (mole concept) 1st and 2nd chapters then you will have a strong command over mole concept..
 
thank you
 
Profile image of vindhya
11 Years ago
thanks. if you hav an online link of this book, send me the link.
coz i don’t have that book.
thanks again