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26 February, 05:36
How many total atoms are in 0.250g of P2O5?
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26 February, 09:00
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1. Calculate no. of moles by dividing mass given/molar mass
= 0.250 / 283.8
2. Now multiply no. of moles with avogadro's no.
3. The answer indicates no. of total atoms ...
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