3333. NaHSO4 (Sodium hydrogen sulfate)Element%Na=%H=%S =%0 =Par Mass to moles. Convert mass to moles then moles to number of atoms. Use theperiodic table for atomic masses. Use Avogadro's number.Atomic massElement (g/mol)MgTeUMass (g)1204.503000MolesNumber of atoms Convert mass to moles then moles to number of molecules. Use the formula masses youcalculated in the previous section. Use Avogadro's number.FormulaElement mass (g/mol) Mass (g)K₂S30CH3CO₂H130NaHSO4500ElementMgTeUPart 3: Mass to moles. Convert mole quantities to masses. Use the periodic table foratomic masses. Use the formula masses from the previous section.Atomic mass(g/mol)ElementK₂SCH3CO₂HNaHSO4Moles0.0352.701.60Formula mass(g/mol)MolesMoles30130500Mass (g)Number of moleculesMass (g)

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