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If a mole were to contain 1x10²⁴ particles, what would be the mass of one mole of oxygen and a single oxygen molecule?​

Step by step explanation:

⟹ Molar mass of oxygen is 16

⟹ Divide it to the Avogadros number, is equal 6.022 x 10²³ atom, Because that is the standard conversion of the number of particles per mole of the element.

⟹ Just fraction one particle of oxygen to one mole of oxygen, then x 10⁴⁷

⟹ Then if calculate it, The mass of oxygen molecule is equal to  x  10⁴⁷ or 3.76 x 10⁻⁴⁸ grams per particle of oxygen and x 10⁴⁷

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