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PWolff
2 years ago

The estimated total volume of all oceans should be easy to find out.

Convert quantity of substance to number of molecules and divide by volume.

PWolff
2 years ago

1 mol = 6.02*10^23 particles. 1/4 mol of particles are available. How many particles are they?

This is distributed over 1.335*10^9 cubic kilometers.

Conversion to cubic meters:

1,335*10^9 cubic kilometers = 1,335 * 10^9 * (10^3 m)^3

= 1,335 * 10^9 * 10^9 m^3

Herexception is 1 liter. This has to be converted into liters (1 l = 1 dm^3, 1 dm = 1/10 m):

… = 1.335 * 10^9 * 10^9 * (10 dm)^3

= 1,335 * 10^9 * 10^3

PWolff
2 years ago

Note the units: The number of molecules in one liter, i.e. a dm3 (0.1 m)^3 ), the volume is given in km3 (1000 m)^3 ).

Also note what the Avogadro number must be multiplied by.

evtldocha
2 years ago

Somewhere you need to get the water volume of all world seas, convert this volume into liters and share the number of alcohol molecules that correspond to 0.25 mol by the number of litres of water in the world seas.