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how many H atoms are in 6 gm of isopropanol?

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shivansh shrivastava

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28 Jan 2012 21:38:13 IST

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48.184*10^22

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28 Jan 2012 21:40:52 IST

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4.8176 X 10 ( power 23)

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Isoppropanol CH3CHOHCH3 molar mass 60 , contains 8 hydrogen atoms.

So, 60g isopropanol contains 8g hydrogen, therefore 6g will contain 0.8g hydrogen

1g of hydrogen contains contains 6.023 x 10²³ atoms of hydrogen, therefore 0.8g of hydrogen will contain ?

(I am poor in calculations hence do the calculations to get the correct answer, if the atomic weight of hydrogen is given in the problem diffferent than 1 make necessary changes in the calculations)

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