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hint: this notation: \(\huge nA\) stands for \(\Large n\) moles of the element \(\Large A\) whereas, the subsequent notation: \(\huge A_n\) stands for \(\Large n\) atoms of the element \(\Large A\)
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when I write \(nA\), I mean \(n\) moles of the element \(A\)
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if I write \(A_n\), I mean \(n\) atoms of the element \(A\) or \(n\) molecules of the compound \(A\)
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