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(a) How many particles are represented by 0.25 mole of an element? (b)Out of 4g of methane and 11 g of CO_2 , Does they contain equal no. of molecules (1 N _A=6.022xx10^(23) molecules )

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SOLUTION :1.0mole of the element represents particles `=6.022xx10^(23)`
0.25mole of the elements represents particles =`=((6.022xx10^23)xx(0.25"MOL"))/((1.0"mol"))`
`=1.505xx10^(23)"particles"`
(b) 4g of METHANE `(CH_(4))` represebts moles `=((1"mol")xx(4g))/((16g))=0.25"mol"`
`11"g of "CO_(2)"represents moles"=((1"mol")xx(11g))/((44g))=0.25"mol"`
Since both `CH_(4) and CO_(2)` haave same number of moles (0.25moles), they have also same number of molecules.


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