What mass is a sample of oxygen gas that contains Avogadro's number of atoms?

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anor277
Jun 28, 2018

#"A 16 g mass..."#

Explanation:

Most of the elemental gases, certainly the gases with any chemistry are BINUCLEAR... We speak of #"dinitrogen"#, #"dioxygen"#, #"dihalogen"#...

And so given a #16*g# mass of #O_2#...we gots HALF a mole of #O_2# #"oxygen molecules"#, and this is EQUIVALENT to #"ONE MOLE"# of #"oxygen atoms"#...

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