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The term mole first used by Ostwald in `1896` refers for the ratio of mass of a substance in `g` and its molecular weight. `1 "mole"` of a gaseous compound occupies `22.4 "litre"` at `NTP` and contains `6.023xx10^(23)` molecules of gas.
weight of `1 "atom"` of hydrogen is:

A

`1.66xx10^(-24) "amu"`

B

`3.32xx10^(-24)g`

C

`1.66xx10^(-24)g`

D

`3.32xx10^(-24) "amu"`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`N "atoms of" H=1g`
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