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1. How many atoms of vanadium are in one mole of vanadium? 2. How many atoms of arsenic are in one mole of arsenic?
3. How many molecules of so, are in one mole of SO:?
4. How many atoms of vanadium are in 2.38 x 10moles of vanadium?
5. How many atoms of arsenic are in 2.38 x 10 - moles of arsenic?
6. How many molecules of so, are in 2.38 x 10 -- moles of SO,?
7. at How many atoms of oxygen are in one molecule of SO,? B) How many
atoms are in in one mole of so,?c) How many atoms of'oxygen are in one
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How many moles are 4.92 x 102 atoms of vanadium?
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How many moles are 4.92 x 10 atoms of arsenic?

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