The mass of a single molecule of an allotrope of sulfur is 3.20×10–22 g. How many sulfur atoms are p — Stoichiometry Chemistry Question
Question
The mass of a single molecule of an allotrope of sulfur is 3.20×10–22 g. How many sulfur atoms are present in a molecule of this allotrope?
A.
4
B.✓ Correct
6
C.
8
D.
12
💬
Still have doubts about this question?
Practice more questions like this, completely free.