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Question
The number of particles in 1 g of a metallic crystal is equal to ____________.
Options
`1/(ρ"a"^3)`
`"n"/(ρ"a"^3)`
`"n"^2/(ρ"a"^3)`
`("a"^3"N"_"A")/"n"`
MCQ
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Solution
The number of particles in 1 g of a metallic crystal is equal to `underline("n"/(ρ"a"^3))`.
Explanation:
The number of particles in 'x' g of a metallic crystal = `("x n")/(ρ"a"^3)`
Therefore, number of particles in 1 g of metallic crystal = `"n"/(ρ"a"^3)`
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