If one atomic mass unit is equal to 1.6606E-24 g, what is the mass in grams of 53723 atoms of Fe?

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    If one atomic mass unit is equal to 1.6606E-24 g, what is the mass in grams of 53723 atoms of Fe? (Without using moles)

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    hi

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    hi.

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    well u can think like this

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    one atom weight would be how much

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    of Fe

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    see atomic mass of Fe in PT

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    55.91 ish

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    ok

    Student

    more like 55.85

    Tutor

    then u know one atom will ne 55.85 amu ( atomic mass unit )

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    okay

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    and u know the weight of one amu

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    so one atom weight will be 55.91x 1.6606E-24 gm

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    so 53723 atom

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    will be

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    how much

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    ?

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    53723 x 55.91x 1.6606E-24 gm

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    4.99E-18 g

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    ?

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    u can mulitply

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    something u should do urself, so that you should learn how to do claculation

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    hi tutor, hmm nicely explain? b/w are you tutor in here cuz I am also trying to become active member and I can answer all question in physical chemistry including mole concept too.

    thanks

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