Number Of Atoms In 558.6 G Fe (molar Mass Fe = 55.86 G Mol–1)is 

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Question

Number of atoms in 558.6 g Fe (molar mass Fe = 55.86 g mol–1)is 

Solution

Correct option is

Twice that in 60 g carbon

 

558.5 g Fe = 10 moles

                    

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