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The vitamin a has a molecular formula c 20 h 30 o. How much no of molecules will be vitamin a has in 500mg capsule?

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Answered by bobpursley
figure the mole mass of C20H30O?

then number= .005/molmass * avagnumber
Answered by Muhammad Haris Khan
Actually that is 500 mg so we first have to convert it into grams
And then find the molar mass of Vitamin A formula which is 286 g.

Now 286g contain 6.023*1023

So 0.5 g contain how much ?


So we simply multiply the NA with the 0.5 and divided by 286

Which gives us about 1.05*10^21
Answered by Anonymous
Right
Answered by Hizb Ullah Khan
Actually that is 500 mg so we first have to convert it into grams and then into kg and at last we can find the molar mass of Vitamin A formula which is 286 g.

So 500mg = 0.0005kg

So by simply dividing mass by molar mass; we get the required number of molecules.

By solving we get;1.748*10e-6
Answered by Noman Asad
Avogadro's law
Number of moles ::
no of partiles ÷avogadro number
Where Avogadro number is 6.023*10^23
Answered by S
No of molecules = mass in gram/molar mass × NA

So first we need to convert 500mg into grams so 500/1000 = 0.5

Put the values in formula

= 0.5/274 × 6.02×10²³
= 1.05×10²¹
Answered by Muqadus khattak
No.of molecule = mass/ molar mass×NA
molar mass of C20H30O=274
mass=0.5
n=0.5\274×6.02×10^23=1.05×10^21
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