Finding atoms in a sample
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Avogradro's number (6.022 x 10^23 atoms/mol) is a useful number that can be used to calculate a number of different values for compounds/elements. One important value is finding the number of atoms in a specific mass of an element. The solution includes a general step-by-step method of finding the number of atoms in a specific mass of a particular element.
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The given information in a problem of this type will include the mass (usually in grams) of the element and the atomic mass of the element in g/mol. For example, 10 grams of ...
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