Answer to Question #110510 in General Chemistry for AA03

General Chemistry

Question #110510

the number of atoms present in 215 g of silver nitrate, AgNO3

Expert's answer

N=(m(AgNO3)/Mr(AgNO3) )*N_a=(215/170)*6.02*10^23=7.613*10^23

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