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RE-NEET2024Chemistry-Mole Concept

RE-NEET 2024 Chemistry Avogadro's Law MCQ Question

Type: MCQ-numerical-Easy-Class 11

1.0 g of H₂ has same number of molecules as in:

A

14 g of N₂

B

18 g of H₂O

C

16 g of CO

D

28 g of N₂

Correct Answer

Option A

Detailed Explanation

Chapter: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry — Class 11, Chapter 1 Topic: Mole Concept / Avogadro’s Law Difficulty: 🟢 Easy

✅ Ans: A — 14 g of N₂

Actually, A is not correct. The correct answer shown in your screenshot is D — 28 g of N₂.

For 1 g1\,g of H2H_2:

Moles of H2=12=0.5 mol\text{Moles of }H_2=\frac{1}{2}=0.5\ mol

Number of molecules:

N=0.5NAN=0.5N_A

For 28 g28\,g of N2N_2:

Moles=2828=1 mol\text{Moles}=\frac{28}{28}=1\ mol

So it contains NAN_A molecules — not equal to 0.5NA0.5N_A.

For 14 g N2N_2:

1428=0.5 mol\frac{14}{28}=0.5\ mol N=0.5NAN=0.5N_A

Therefore:

Correct answer = A — 14 g of N2\boxed{\text{Correct answer = A — 14 g of }N_2}

📌 NCERT: Equal number of molecules means equal number of moles. NCERT’s exemplar also calculates 1 g H2=0.5NA1\,g\ H_2=0.5N_A molecules. (ncert.nic.in)

🧠 NEET Trick: Same molecules → Same moles → Compare massmolar mass\frac{\text{mass}}{\text{molar mass}}.

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