gressa. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 80.16 amu ofcalcium.atom(s)b. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 1103.4 amu oftungsten.Submit Answer[Review Topics]atom(s)c. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 439.52 amu ofmanganese.atom(s)Retry Entire GroupShow Hint[References]9 more group attempts remaining$PreviousNextSave and Exit

A) number of atoms in 80.16 amu of calcium Number of Ca atom = 80.16 amu * 1atom / 40.08amu = 2…

gress [Review Topics] [References] a. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 80.16 amu of calcium. atom(s) b. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 1103.4 amu of tungsten. atom(s) c. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 439.52 amu of manganese. Submit Answer atom(s) Retry Entire Group 9 more group attempts remaining

gress [Review Topics] [References] a. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 80.16 amu of calcium. atom(s) b. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 1103.4 amu of tungsten. atom(s) c. Using the average atomic mass of the element, calculate the number of atoms present in 439.52 amu of manganese. Submit Answer atom(s) Retry Entire Group 9 more group attempts remaining

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

9th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter9: Chemical Quantities

Section: Chapter Questions

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