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to convert atoms to moles you simply divide by avogadros number. This is similar to saying how many dozens (moles) are there in 3612 doughnuts (atoms? atoms/mole=doughnuts/dozen=3612/12=301 dozens
no, divide it by avogadros number
\(\dfrac{4.2 × 10^{22} atoms}{6.022*10^{23}atoms/mol}\)
Thats not one of my options thou! :/ i dont understannnd. lol!
if you need a conversion factor it would be the last thing you posted
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Okay i think ill go with that because out of these options it seem right I think |dw:1380659987862:dw|
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