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calculate the mass of 1.0505×10²³ molecules of carbon dioxide,
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Diksha Laniya 3 years, 3 months ago

Answer Open in answr app 1mole=6.022×1023(Na​=Avogadro′snumber) Thenumberofmoles=Avogadro′snumberGivennumberofmolecules​ Numberofmoles=6.022×10231.0505×1023​ Number of moles =0.17 Now, to calculate mass, apply the formula: Numberofmoles(n)=Molarmass(M)Mass(m)​ We can write: Mass (m) = Number of moles (n) × Molar mass of CO2​(M) Mass=0.17mol×44g/mol Mass=7.48g Thus, the mass of 1.0505×1023 molecule of CO2​ is 7.48g.
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