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How many moles of Sodium are there in a sample of Na that contains 2.81E+24 atoms? my anwer to this question is 2.81*10^24atoms *(1mol/6.022*10^23)? is this correct?
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\[2.81x10^{24}atoms(\frac{1 mole }{6.022x10^{23}atoms})=?\]
I like to read the question and work backwards from the answer to figure out how to solve these. this is a one step problem but it really comes in handy when you are doing larger ones. I would solve this but i don't have my calculator with me and using the computers is not that easy for me.
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