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What will determine the number of moles in a sample
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What will determine the number of moles in a sample

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TO FIND THE NUMBER OF MOLES IN A SAMPLE, SIMPLY WEIGHT IT AND DIVIDE THE WEIGHT BY THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT. THE QUOTIENT IS EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF MOLES.

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weigh it and divide the weight by the molecular weight. :) good luck!!

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