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Standard XII
Chemistry
State and Path Variables, Functions
the density o...
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the density of water is 1/mL. assuming that there are no interspaces between water molecules in liquid water, the volume of a water molecule is? (ans : 3 x 10
-23
ml)
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Solution
Hi,
Density (d) = 1 g/ml
mass
of
1
ml
of
water
=
1
g
Number
of
molecules
in
1
gm
of
water
=
1
×
6
.
022
×
10
23
18
Volume
of
6
.
022
×
10
23
18
molecules
=
1
ml
Volume
of
1
molecule
=
1
6
.
022
×
10
23
18
=
18
6
.
022
×
10
23
=
3
×
10
-
23
ml
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