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no of molecules in 4.25 gram NH3


s R 19th Apr, 2021
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Sourav singh 28th Nov, 2021

hello Sr,

Hope you are doing well ,Now to answer your question

As we know that Molar mass of ammonia is 17g

17g ammonia contains 6.022×10^23 number of ammonia molecules due to this 4.25 g ammonia will contain,

(6.022×10^23×4.25)/17 = 1.5×10^23

number of ammonia molecules.

hope this will help you a lot

thank you.

Ujjwal Kumawat 19th Apr, 2021

Dear Aspirant



No. Of moles =gmwt weight=4.25÷17



=.25

No of moles ×NA=no. of molecules

No. Of molecules = .25×6.023×10^23


= 1.5×1023

I hope it will help you

Thank you

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