Subject Experts Solutions for Chapter: Concept of Atomic, Molecular and Equivalent Masses, Exercise 1: Practice Exercise
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The number of aluminium ions present in of aluminium (atomic weight ) is

Consider the following balanced chemical equation,
Which one of the following statements is significant in relation to the above chemical equation?

If the reaction of mole and mole
is carried to completion, then

How many grams of contain of oxygen? (The molar mass of is )

Consider the following reaction:
What is (the coefficient for ), when this equation is balanced using whole number coefficients?

A compound contains oxygen by weight. The atomic mass of is ______.

What is the number of mole(s) of required to saturate one mole of benzene?

Which one of the following has the different number of molecules? (All are kept at normal temperature and pressure)
