In 4 g atoms of Ag. calculate a. Amoun...

In `4 g` atoms of `Ag.` calculate
a. Amount of `Ag.`
b. Weight of one atom of `Ag`. (atomic weight of `Ag = 108`).

A

`432, 17.93 xx 10^(-23)`

B

`332, 17.93 xx 10^(-23)`

C

`400, 17.93 xx 10^(-23)`

D

`300, 17.93 xx 10^(-21)`

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The correct Answer is:

A

Amount of Ag `= 4 xx 108 = 432 g`.

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