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29 October, 16:17

What is the mass of 5.80 * 1023 atoms of silver (Ag) ?

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  1. 29 October, 17:49
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    1) Divide the no. of atoms by Avogadros's no.

    2) You will get no. Of moles. Now multiply the no. Of moles with the molar or molecular mass of Ag

    3) The mass of Ag will be found ...
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