A sample of mercury(ii) bromide, hgbr2, weighs 6.58 g. how many moles are in this sample?

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A sample of mercury(ii) bromide, hgbr2, weighs 6.58 g. how many moles are in this sample?

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0.018 moles

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number of moles is given by the ratio of mass of the sample to it's molar mass.

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