Answer to Question #124542 in General Chemistry for Chiaha Chibuike

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Question #124542

What is the mass of 6.10^23 molecules of oxygen

Expert's answer

Mass of 6.023×10²³ molecules oxygen is 32.0 g

Mass of 6.10²³ molecules of oxygen is = (32×6.10²³) / (6.023×10²³) g

= 6.136×10^-5 g

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