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how many atoms are there in 2.3 g of hydrogen? PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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There are 6.8026 x10^23 atoms of Hydrogen when given 2.3g of Hydrogen. Here's how: (Use the Mole triangle) 1-Divide 2.02g/mol (molar mass of diatomic element Hydrogen) by 2.3g. 2.3g/2.3g/mol = 1.1386 mol (approximate) 2-Multiply the aforementioned value by Avogadro's number: 1.13mol (6.02 x10^23) = 6.8026x10^23 Therefore, there are 6.8026x10^23 atoms in 2.3g of Hydrogen!
I'm sorry, for step 1), it should be "2.3g/2.02g/mol".
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