Answer to Question #145817 in General Chemistry for nami

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Question #145817

calculate the number of atoms present in 100g of Ag

Expert's answer

Quantity of Ag:

100 g / (107.87 g/mol) = 0.927 mol

Number of atoms:

0.927 mol * (6,022*10²³ mol^-1) = 5.582*10²³

Answer: 5.582*10²³ atoms

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