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Chemistry Forums for Students => Undergraduate General Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: zerox0o on September 04, 2009, 02:38:40 PM
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i have to do these 2 problems, but i keep on getting them wrong. please help me asap!!! it's urgent please!!!
3. A sample of electrons is found to have a total charge of -2.24x10^10C. How many electrons are in this sample?
Enter numeric answer only.
(i did -2.24x10^10 C/ 1.602176487x10^-19) = -1.398e29 <<< but it's wrong T__T
4. What is the mas of the above sample of electrons in grams?
Enter a numerica answer only.
( i did -1.398e29 x9.1093826x10^-28) = -127.349g and it's wrong T__T
PLEASE HELP ME!!! pleas :(
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You can't have negative number of electrons. Besides, 1010x10-19 is not 1029.
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If you get the right answer for number 3 then you will get the right answer for number 4 as the steps are correct for number 4. Use a calculator for number 3 if you need to, putting all the scientific notation terms in parenthesis between each operation.