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PLEASE HELP I DON’T GET THIS :(
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PLEASE HELP I DON’T GET THIS :(

PLEASE HELP I DON’T GET THIS :(-example-1
User Esteban Brenes
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Answer:

1.063753837 mol

Step-by-step explanation:

14.9 * (1/14.007) = 1.063753837

Original grams * (1 mol/atomic weight of nitrogen) = 1.063753837

User Theprojectabot
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Answer:

1.06

Step-by-step explanation:

One mole of nitrogen is 14.009, or the mass number and you divide 14.9 by 14.009 and get 1.06 for the amount of moles

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