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The number of moles is given by :

n = m / M

n = ( 4.5 g ) / ( 169.9 g / mol ) = 0.02649 moles <---------------

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4,5 g is equivalent t0 0,0265 moles.

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Q: How many moles are in 4.5 g of AgNO3?
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