CBSE Class 11-science Answered
Sir, plz help me to find a solution to the following question:
Asked by | 02 Aug, 2011, 04:03: PM
Expert Answer
The molecular weight of the substance = Sum of atomic masses of the elements present in a molecule.
= (Number of atoms of different elements x atomic mass of each elements)
Firstly, calculate the number of atoms of the other component. as follow:-
Number of moles of other component = (Given mass of the components/molar mass)
Number of atoms of other component = Number of moles x 6.023 x1023
Molecular weight of the substance =[(12 x9) +(13 x 1) + (Number of atoms of other component x atomic mass)]
Answered by | 03 Aug, 2011, 03:26: PM
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