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Kolby Clarke
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15 August, 03:52
3.00x10^23 atoms of Au to moles
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Kelvin Pacheco
15 August, 04:00
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3.00x10^23 atoms of Au * (1 mol Au / (6.02*10^23 atoms))
=0.4983388704 mol Au
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