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Assignment Expert
18.02.14, 16:16
Firstly you have forgotten to divide by 4 because the standard
phosphorus allotrope the white phosphorus consists of molecules P4.
After that you should divide the obtained value by Avogadro's number.
How have you obtained such a large value? It is seemed that you added
23 to 25 in power, while it should be subtracted.
Bri
11.02.14, 02:46
i did not get that. i divided 1.20 x 10^25 by Avogadro's number and i
got 1.99 x 10^47 mol P
Assignment Expert
30.10.12, 15:00
Each molecule of P4 contains 4 atoms, that's why there's that "4"
factor
alaisha
29.10.12, 20:05
Were is the 4 coming from
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Firstly you have forgotten to divide by 4 because the standard phosphorus allotrope the white phosphorus consists of molecules P4. After that you should divide the obtained value by Avogadro's number. How have you obtained such a large value? It is seemed that you added 23 to 25 in power, while it should be subtracted.
i did not get that. i divided 1.20 x 10^25 by Avogadro's number and i got 1.99 x 10^47 mol P
Each molecule of P4 contains 4 atoms, that's why there's that "4" factor
Were is the 4 coming from
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