Chemistry, asked by Anshul1510, 1 year ago

how to calculate moles of a sulphur of 6.4g??

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Answered by devil1407

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The number of molecules present in 6.4 g = 6.022×10²³÷ 256.52 × 6.4
= 1.502×10²² molecules

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