Moles to Particles
The Mole
How many moles of water are
in 1.23x1018 water molecules?
[? ]x10'?)

There are 2,04x10 e-6 moles of water in 1.23x10e18   molecules

Explanation:

We use Avogadro's number, according to which in 1 mole of any substance there are 6,023 x 10 e23 particles (example: atoms, molecules). We calculate the number of moles according to the following simple three rule:

6,023 x 10 e23 molecules1 mol of water

1.23x10e18   moleculesx=

x=(1.23x10e18   molecules x1 mol of water)/6,023 x 10 e23 molecules

x=2,04x10 e-6 moles of water

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