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1. How many moles of Cs are there in a sample that contains 3.17×1022cesium atoms? 2....

1. How many moles of Cs are there in a sample that contains 3.17×1022cesium atoms?

2. How many cesium atoms are there in a sample that contains 3.69 mol of Cs?

3. How many moles of Kr are there in a sample that contains 3.23×1022krypton atoms?

4. How many krypton atoms are there in a sample that contains 1.14 mol of Kr?

5. What is the mass of 1.38×1024atoms of magnesium ?

6. How many magnesium atoms are there in 28.6 grams of magnesium ?

7. What is the mass of 1.69×1023atoms of lead ?

8. How many lead atoms are there in 28.8 grams of lead ?

9. How many moles of Ga are there in a sample that contains 10.9 grams of gallium?

10. How many grams of gallium are there in a sample that contains 2.19 mol of Ga?

11. How many grams of magnesium cyanide, are present in 3.66 moles of this compound?

12. How many moles of magnesium cyanide are present in 2.15 grams of this compound?

13. How many moles of phosphorus trichloride, are present in 2.17 grams of this compound?

14. How many grams of phosphorus trichloride are present in 1.04 moles of this compound?

15. How many grams of cobalt(II) chromate, are present in 2.12 moles of this compound?

16 How many moles of cobalt(II) chromate are present in 1.38 grams of this compound?

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As per HomeworkLib T&C we have to answer the first 4 subparts from many subparts.

1. (3.17×1022 Cs atoms)/(6.022×1023 atoms/mole)

=0.05264 moles

2. (3.69 mol of Cs)×(6.022×1023 atoms/mol)

=2.222×1024 atoms

3. (3.23×1022 Kr atoms)/(6.022×1023 atoms/mole)

=0.053637 moles

4. (1.14 mol of Kr)×(6.022×1023 atoms/mol)

=6.865×1023 atoms

We believe you can answer all the rest questions in the same way as done above all the 16 questions are of similar type.  

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