How many grams of aluminum acetate contain 2.24 x 1022 atoms of hydrogen?

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The "atomic number" for an element is the number of protons, e.g., helium has 1, hydrogen has 2, some uranium has 235, et cetera.

In Chemistry H2O is abbreviated symbol for water. It means a water molecule has two atoms of Hydrogen and one Atom of Oxygen..

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It is the number of protons, positively charged particles, in the atom's nucleus. It therefore tells us relatively how massive an atom is, and its position in the Periodic Table of the elements. No 1 is Hydrogen.

Hydrogen gas is a diatomic substance: Each molecule contains two hydrogen atoms.
A mole of hydrogen gas contains 6.02*10^23 hydrogen molecules, but since each molecule contains 2 hydrogen atom you have 2*6.02*10^23=?
The formula for nitric acid is HNO_3. It contains 5 atoms regardless of the elements
Now, 0.25 moles contain 0.25* 6.02*10^23 molecules oh nitric acid, ans since each molecule contains 5 atoms then 0.25 moles contain 0.25*5*6.02*10^23=? atoms
0.25*1*6.02*10^23 of hydrogen atoms, and the same number of nitrogen atoms and 0.25*3*6.02*10^23 oxygen atoms.

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That depends on what you mean by "aluminum acetate".
neutral Aluminium triacetate: 22
basic Aluminium diacetate: 17
basic Aluminium monoacetate: 12
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(0.540 g)(6.02 1023 atoms) 27.0 g 1.20 1022 atoms

Because density equals mass per unit volume, the mass of the cube is m V (2.70 g/cm3)(0.200 cm3) 0.540 g write this relationship twice, once for the actual sample of aluminum in the problem and once for a 27.0-g sample, and then we divide the first equation by the second: m sample m 27.0 g kN sample kN27.0 g

m sample m 27.0 g

Nsample N27.0 g

To solve this problem, we will set up a ratio based on the fact that the mass of a sample of material is proportional to the number of atoms contained in the sample. This technique of solving by ratios is very powerful and should be studied and understood so that it can be applied in future problem solving. Let us express our proportionality as m kN, where m is the mass of the sample, N is the number of atoms in the sample, and k is an unknown proportionality constant. We

Notice that the unknown proportionality constant k cancels, so we do not need to know its value. We now substitute the values: 0.540 g 27.0 g Nsample 6.02 N sample 1023 atoms