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How many molecules are present in 13.77lb of magnesium bromide?

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∙ 17y ago
Updated: 6/12/2024

? molc' MgBr2 = (13.77lbs)(453.59g/1lbs)(1 mol/184.11g)(6.02e23 molc'/1 mol) 13.77 lbs =2.04e25 molecules

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