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A 1.80-g sample of water contains _____ mole(s) of hydrogen atoms.
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DrBob222
mols H2O = grams/molar mass = 1800/18 = ?
Then there are two atoms H for every mole of H2O; thereforeare, there are twice the number of H atoms as you have of H2O molecules.
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