Question

question 1
how many atoms of chlorine are in 9.03315e23 molecules of sulfur dichloride?
give the number only.

Explanation:

Step1: Determine the formula of sulfur dichloride

The formula of sulfur dichloride is \(SCl_2\). Each molecule of \(SCl_2\) contains 2 chlorine atoms.

Step2: Calculate the number of chlorine atoms

If there are \(N = 9.03315\times10^{23}\) molecules of \(SCl_2\), and each \(SCl_2\) molecule has 2 Cl atoms, then the number of Cl atoms \(n\) is given by \(n=2\times N\).
Substitute \(N = 9.03315\times10^{23}\) into the formula: \(n = 2\times9.03315\times10^{23}\)

$$n=1.80663\times 10^{24}$$

Answer:

\(1.80663\times 10^{24}\)