What weight of CO2 will contain the same number of oxygen atoms as present in 3.6g of H2O?
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Asked on: 20 Jun 2009
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3.6g H2O contains 3.6*6.023*10^23/18 Oxygen atoms.
2*6.023*10^23 Oxygen atoms are present in 22g of carbon-dioxide.Therefore, the amt. of carbon-dioxide = 2.2g.
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Date of comment: Thu, Sep 23rd 2010
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Date of comment: Thu, Sep 23rd 2010
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