What molar quantity of sulfur is contained in a 512*g mass of the element?

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anor277
Mar 28, 2017

Well, what's the quotient, (512*g)/(32.06*g*mol^-1)?

Explanation:

And thus there are approx. 16 moles of sulphur ATOMS. If you are using S_8, which is the common elemental form, then there are 2*mol of sulfur mollykewels..............

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