Question #259390

What quantity in moles of potassium atoms do you have if you have 5.70 × 10²² atoms of potassium. (The mass of one mole of potassium is 39.10 g.)


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2021-10-31T12:42:39-0400

1 mole6.02×10231\space mole\equiv6.02×10^{23} From Avogadro's number

x mole5.7×1022x\space mole \equiv5.7×10^{22}

X=5.7×10226.02×1023×1mole=9.468×102X=\frac{5.7×10^{22}}{6.02×10^{23}}×1mole=9.468×10^{-2}


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