Question #177315

A sample of N2O contains 3.75×1023 molecules. How many moles of N2O are present?

Find the mass of the sample in Part 1. 


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Expert's answer
2021-04-05T07:42:02-0400

no. of moles of N2O present = 3.75×10236.022×1023\frac{3.75×10^{23}}{6.022×10^{23}}

= 0.622 mol


Mass of N2O = 0.622 × 44.013 = 27.376g


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