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If you are given 22.990 g of sodium and 12.011 g of carbon, which sample do you expect to have more particles?
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If you are given 22.990 g of sodium and 12.011 g of carbon, which sample do you expect to have more particles?

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they are expected to have the same particles because their masses are the same with there molar mass

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