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How many hydrogen atoms are there in 0.00553 mole sample of sodium dihydrogen phosphate
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How many hydrogen atoms are there in 0.00553 mole sample of sodium dihydrogen phosphate

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Answer:0.00553 moles x 2 hydrogen atoms/mole = 0.01106 moles

So, there are 0.01106 moles of hydrogen atoms in a 0.00553 mole sample of sodium dihydrogen phosphate.

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