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How do you calculate the number of moles?
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I hope this helps! n=m/molar mass
Thank you! So n will be the number of moles?
its the mass divided by the Mr of a compound or an element n is no. of moles.
Yes n will indeed equal the the number of moles :D
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Your welcome! Anytime I would love to help! :)
I know by avagardo's number to know the mole of a substance you = number of particles devided by / 6*10^23
Yes. I will use that when I am given the number of particles @s.m.madni Thanks!
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