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A single water molecule has a given mass of about 2.992 x 10^-23 g  = 18.02 amu. Estimate the number of molecules of water in a sample of 4.595 g of water.
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oobleck
4.595g * 1mol/(2.992*10^-23)g = ___ mol
4 years ago
DrBob222
I think I would like this answer better if it were written as follows:
4.595g * 1molecule/(2.992*10^-23)g = ___ molecules
4 years ago

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