Question: How many moles would 7.95x 1022 atoms of Ca be?
Answer:
Na=6.02x1023mol−1 - Avogadro constant - the namber of he number of constituent particles (atoms in our case) that are contained in one mole of a substance (Ca - calcium in our case).
n=NCa /Na - Calcium amount of substance in the sample. NCa=7.95x1022
n=7.95x1022 / 6.02x1023mol−1=0.132mol
So, 0.132mol
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