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What is the mass of 5.80 × 10^23 atoms of silver (Ag)? 0.00893 g 0.00963 g 104 g 112 g
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multiply it with avogadro's number (6.02 x 10^23) then you'll have the amount of moles Ag You can then use the molecular weight to calculate the mass
Sorry it's divide by avogadro's number not multiply xD
That would come to 0,963 moles Ag Molecular weight of Ag = 107,8682 0,963 x 107,8682 = 103,9 grams
So the answer would be 104g
Ohh Okay. Thank you!
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