Solve this : Ans is 4, right. Coz: 32x/2000 * 100 = 6.4, Solving this x=4. Am I right?
Q. Insulin contain 6.4% Sulphur by mass then calculate no. of Sulphur atoms in 1 mole of insulin if molecular mass is 2000 g.
Dear Student,
Your answer is correct. see in details:-
If insulin contains 6.4% of S by mass,
then, mass of S in insulin = 6.4% of molecular mass of insulin
= 6.4/100*2000g=128g
Mass of one atom of S in g = 32
So, number of atoms in 128g = 128/32=4 atoms of S.
Regards,
Your answer is correct. see in details:-
If insulin contains 6.4% of S by mass,
then, mass of S in insulin = 6.4% of molecular mass of insulin
= 6.4/100*2000g=128g
Mass of one atom of S in g = 32
So, number of atoms in 128g = 128/32=4 atoms of S.
Regards,