Answer to Question #115450 in General Chemistry for Paige

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Question #115450

Calculate the number of molecules that are in 69.2 grams of dihydrogen monoxide

Expert's answer

N(molecules H2O)=n*N Avogadro

n(H2O)=m(H2O)/Mr(H2O)=69,2/18=3,84

N(molecules H2O)=3,84*(6*10^23)=2,304*10^24 molecules

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