Question #88205

One mole of copper(II) Nitrate, Cu(NO3)2 contains how many O atoms? (Avagadros number)

Expert's answer

Each molecule of copper (II) nitrate contains 6 atoms of Oxygen. One mole of any substance contains 6.02*1023 structural units. So, there will be 6 times more Oxygen atoms, than we have copper (II) nitrate molecules:


N(O)=6∗6.02∗1023=36.12∗1023=3.6121024atomsN(O)=6*6.02*10^{23}=36.12*10^{23}=3.61210^{24} atoms

where N - number of atoms.

Answer: one mole of copper (II) nitrate contains 3.612*1024 Oxygen atoms.


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