Putting it all together...molur muss6.02 x 10grams + moles + rep. particlesEx 1) Convert 50.0 g of Mg to atoms:Ex 2) Convert 7.200 x 1024 atoms of He to grams: Calculating Molar Masses of CompoundsJust add together the molar masses of all the elements in thecompound (by Conservation of Mass), Distribute through theparentheses when necessary.Ex 1) CCI,F,Ex 2) M9CO, ..Ex 3) (NH,);PO,Ex 4) Sn;(PO,),Molar mass 3 atoms Sn ( 118.7) + 1(4) (31) + 4(4) (16)= 736.1 g/ mole

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