The number of moles in various samples is shown in the table below. Determine which sample contained the greatest number of particles. Object Calculated # of moles Helium balloon 0.122 mol Iron nail 0.056 mol Magnesium ribbon 0.871 mol Solid sodium chloride 0.452 mol Helium balloon Iron nail Magnesium ribbon Solid sodium chloride

The number of moles in various samples is shown in the table below. Determine which sample contained the greatest number of particles. Object Calculated # of moles Helium balloon 0.122 mol Iron nail 0.056 mol Magnesium ribbon 0.871 mol Solid sodium chloride 0.452 mol Helium balloon Iron nail Magnesium ribbon Solid sodium chloride

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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