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calculate the mass of 4.515*1o^23 molecules of oxygen
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My answer is 12 ..is it Right?? :/
First calculate the amount of moles oxygen. So divide the number of molecules by Avogadro's number \((6.022*10^{23})\) When you have the amount of moles you can calculate the mass by multiplying the moles with the molecular weight of oxygen (15.999 g/mol)
6.023 *10^23 molecules of O2 are present in 1mole (16g )of O2 then4.515 *10^23 molecules of O2 are present in = 16 * 4.515*10^23 / 6.023*10^23 = 12 is right answer
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