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anor277
Dec 22, 2016

Well, 6.022xx10^23 "magnesium atoms" constitute 1 "mole".

Explanation:

So for the molar quantity we take the quotient:

(2.408xx10^23" magnesium atoms")/(6.022xx10^23" magnesium atoms mol"^-1)=0.400*mol

What is the mass of the molar quantity?

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