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You weigh out a sample of 2.45 grams of fluorine. How many atoms are in your sample? My answer: 1.554*10^23 atoms of F
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what do ya'll think @texaschic101 @phi @Luigi0210
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2.45g/18.99g.mol = 0.129mol x (6.02x10^23) - 7.77x10^22 atoms of Fluorine I think this might be it.. I'm not sure I haven't taken chemistry in over 3 years >.<
Yup, that should be right. ^
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basically number of atoms = moles*avagadros number and atomic mass of Fluorine is 18.99 so 2.45/18.99 gives you the moles and avagadros number of 6.022*10^23..
thank you for the assurance @yrelhan4 :)
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