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    Irrespective of the source, a pure sample of water always yields $$88.89\%$$ oxygen by mass and $$11.11\%$$ hydrogen by mass. This is explained by the law of:

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    $$8$$ g of $$O_{2}$$ has the same number of molecules as:

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    Choose the correct option for the following statement.


    The use of $$^{12}C$$ scale has superseded the older scale of atomic mass based on $$^{16}O$$ isotope, one important advantage of the former being: 

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    The number of molecules present in $$4.4$$ g of $$CO_{2}$$ gas is:

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    Which of the following is the best example to demonstrate the law of conservation of mass?

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    The weight of gaseous mixture containing $$6.02 \times 10^{23}$$ molecules of nitrogen and $$3.01\times 10^{23}$$ molecules of sulphur dioxide is:

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    Number of atoms in $$558.5$$ gram Fe is:

    [Atomic mass of $$Fe = 55.85\ u$$] 

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    $$10$$ grams each of  $$O_{2},\ N_{2}$$ and $$Cl_{2}$$ are kept in three bottles. The correct order of arrangement of bottles containing decreasing number of molecules is:

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    Which of the following has highest mass?

  • Question 10
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    Which one of the following contains a same number of atoms as there are in 12 grams of magnesium?

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