Atomic weight of gold is 197.2 ami
Calculate no of gram atoms in 7.5g of gold

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Answer 1
Answer: the atomic weight is numerically equivalent to the molar mass.
therefore molar mass of gold is - 197.2 g/mol
avagadros number states that 1 mol of any substance is made of 6.022 x 10²³ units. These units could be atoms making up elements or molecules making up compounds. 
1 mol of gold is made of 6.022 x 10²³  atoms of gold
since 1 mol weighs 197.2 g 
therefore if 197.2 g of gold contains - 6.022 x 10²³  atoms of gold
then 7.5 g contains - 6.022 x 10²³  x 7.5/ 197.2 = 2.29 x 10²² atoms of gold 
answer is 2.29 x 10²² atoms of gold

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last one

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Answer : The mass of silver chlorate will be 2.654 grams.

Explanation :

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\text{Mass of }AgClO_3=0.01387mole* 191.32g/mole=2.654g

Therefore, the mass of silver chlorate will be 2.654 grams.

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ii. Precision
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ii. Precision
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ii. Precision

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Answer:

a) Precision

b) Accuracy

c) Accuracy and precision

d) Accuracy

Explanation:

When an experiment is done more than once to determine if the results are statistically ok, two forms of the validations are possible the accuracy and precision. When the values of the various experiments are close to the known value, then they are accurate. When the values are close to each other they are precise. So, sometimes the results are precise but are not accurate, and vice-versa.

a) Here, the person wants to find if the 5 aliquots will have close results, so, he or she is looking for precision.

b) Here the amount of analyte is already known, and the person wants to identify if the value will be the same when analyzed together with another sample, thus he or she is looking for accuracy.

c) Here the three results will be compared with each other (precision) and with the standard value of the method (accuracy).

d) The methods will be tested, and the values will be compared with the standard known value, so the person is looking for accuracy.