Physics + Chemistry

Suppose a cylinder with volume 2500 mL 2500\text{ mL} is filled with pure water. How many molecules of water is present in the cylinder?

Details:Density of pure water is 1000 1000 k g kg m 3 m^{-3}


The answer is 8.365E+25.

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Rifath Rahman
Feb 12, 2016

First lets convert the volume in to cubic meter.So volume of cylinder is 2500 10 0 3 \frac{2500}{100^3} = 1 400 \frac{1}{400} m 3 m^3 .As the water is pure so the density should be 1000 1000 k g kg m 3 m^{-3} .Threrefore the mass of water in cylinder is 1 400 \frac{1}{400} * 1000 1000 = 2.5 2.5 k g kg .Now 6.023 6.023 * 1 0 23 10^{23} molecules are present in 18 18 g g = 18 18 * 1 0 3 10^{-3} k g kg water.So number of molecules is { 2.5 2.5 * ( 6.023 6.023 * 1 0 23 10^{23} )} ÷ ( 18 18 * 1 0 3 10^{-3} )= 8.365 8.365 * 1 0 25 10^{25}

You should specify the format for writing the answer.

anweshan bor - 5 years, 3 months ago

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not good at it sadly

Rifath Rahman - 5 years, 3 months ago

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maybe next time.

anweshan bor - 5 years, 3 months ago

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@Anweshan Bor Now okay? :-)

Rifath Rahman - 5 years, 1 month ago

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