How much positive charge is contained in 3 moles of argon? NA=6.022×10^23mol^−1, e=1.60×10^−19C.

1mole of Argon contains 6.022x10^23atoms

3moles will contain

3x6.022x10^23atoms

1 atoms of Argon contains 18electrons

3x6.022x10^23atoms will contain...

3x6.022x10^23 x 18electrons

= 3.252x10^25electrons

Note:In a Neutral Argon... No of Electrons and Protons(positive charge) are the same

From Charge Quantization Principle

Q=ne

n=3.252x10^25protons

e=1.6x10^-19C

Q=3.252x10^25 x 1.6x10^-19

Q=5.2x10^6C

hi i’m sorry to call us today so we will get back with y’all and we will have to do it haha omg was the day

change tension