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I need to do something for an assignment on stoichimoetry. All I need to know is one thing. How do you convert molecules to moles?
Thats it, just explain how its done on a calculator please.
THANKS
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If I remember correctly, you have to divide the number of molecules by 6.02 x10^23 (molecules per one mole).
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yeah i figured it out, we did the problem in class today.
you divide the molecules by 1 over 6.02X 10^23
but i think thats what you just said. thanks for sayin though!
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