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mc001
The number of molecules present in
3.6
g
of water (
H
X
2
O
,
M
=
18
g
mo
l
−
1
) is (use
N
A
=
6.02
×
1
0
23
mo
l
−
1
):
A
1.204
×
1
0
24
B
1.204
×
1
0
22
C
3.612
×
1
0
23
D
1.204
×
1
0
23
Answer: D
Moles of water
=
3.6/18
=
0.20
. Number of molecules
=
0.20
×
6.02
×
1
0
23
=
1.204
×
1
0
23
. The value with a factor 3 counts atoms, not molecules.
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