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To convert the mass of a sample of an element to the number of atoms in the sample, multiply by the inverse of the element's ??? ??? and multiply by ??? number.
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You have to multiply by \(\color{gold}{Avogadro's}\) number. And that is multiplied by the "inverse" of the element's \(\color{yellow}{molar ~mass}\)
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