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A sample of vitamin C contains 2.48×1025 oxygen atoms. How many moles of oxygen atoms are present in the sample?


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Solution

As we know:

  • Given the number of oxygen atoms in the sample -2.48×1025 atoms
  • One mole of oxygen atoms = 6.022×1023NA
  • or 6.022×1023NA=1 mole
  • So 2.48×1025oxygen atom=2.48×10256.022×1023= 41.18 mole

So, A sample of vitamin C contains 41.18 moles of oxygen atoms.


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