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Q: If (285 moles) of H2CO3 is placed inside spherical tank diameter 21cm. Calculate the density and number of Hydrogen atoms.? * D=3.65 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 26 D=3.21 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 23 D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms =6.75E 26 D=1.44 g\cc, No. H atoms =4.85E 24 D=7.25 g\cc, No. H atoms =2.45E 23 D=5.26 g\cc, No. H atoms =9.15E 24 Does Not Exist O D=3.65 g\cc, No. H atoms = 7.32E 24 D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms = 4.8E 24

Q: If (285 moles) of H2CO3 is placed inside spherical tank diameter 21cm. Calculate the density and number of Hydrogen atoms.? * D=3.65 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 26 D=3.21 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 23 D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms =6.75E 26 D=1.44 g\cc, No. H atoms =4.85E 24 D=7.25 g\cc, No. H atoms =2.45E 23 D=5.26 g\cc, No. H atoms =9.15E 24 Does Not Exist O D=3.65 g\cc, No. H atoms = 7.32E 24 D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms = 4.8E 24

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1YXGBrBzisQ/formResponse O ppb=0.005, Normality = 0.105 eqv.\mole Q: If (285 moles) of H2CO3 is placed inside spherical tank diameter 21cm. Calculate the density and number of Hydrogen atoms.? * D=3.65 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 26 O D=3.21 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 23 D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms =6.75E 26 D=1.44 g\cc, No. H atoms =4.85E 24 O D=7.25 g\cc, No. H atoms =2.45E 23 D=5.26 g\cc, No. H atoms =9.15E 24 Does Not Exist D=3.65 g\c, No. H atoms = 7.32E 24 O D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms = 4.8E 24
Transcribed Image Text:1YXGBrBzisQ/formResponse O ppb=0.005, Normality = 0.105 eqv.\mole Q: If (285 moles) of H2CO3 is placed inside spherical tank diameter 21cm. Calculate the density and number of Hydrogen atoms.? * D=3.65 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 26 O D=3.21 g\cc, No. H atoms =3.45E 23 D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms =6.75E 26 D=1.44 g\cc, No. H atoms =4.85E 24 O D=7.25 g\cc, No. H atoms =2.45E 23 D=5.26 g\cc, No. H atoms =9.15E 24 Does Not Exist D=3.65 g\c, No. H atoms = 7.32E 24 O D=2.85 g\cc, No. H atoms = 4.8E 24
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