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How do you convert the number of molecules of a substance to the number of moles? a. add Avogardo's number b. subtract Avogardo's number c. multiply Avogardo's number d. devide Avogardo's number
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How do you convert the number of molecules of a substance to the number of moles?

a. add Avogardo's number
b. subtract Avogardo's number
c. multiply Avogardo's number
d. devide Avogardo's number

User Calleen
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In order to convert this it has to be multiplied by the amount of the substance so in this case the answer would be C answer A makes no since because u are not finding the sum and B has nothing to do with it for the fact ur not detracting the mole
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