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Mark the species among the following that contains the highest number of atoms:
1. 4 g He
2. 46 g Na
3. 0.40 g Ca
4. 12 g He
Hint: 1 mol of an element is equal to it atomic mass
Step 1:
For comparing number of atoms, first we calculate the moles as all are monoatomic and hence,
moles
×
N
A
=
number
of
atoms
.
Step 2:
Calculate the moles of given elements as follows:
Moles
of
4
g
He
=
4
4
=
1
mol
46
g
of
Na
=
46
23
=
2
mol
0
.
40
g
Ca
=
0
.
40
40
=
0
.
1
mol
12
g
He
=
12
4
=
3
mol
Hence, 12 g He contains greater number of atoms as it possesses maximum number of moles.
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