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Chapter 2, Problem 94E
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The sample of element which contains the greatest amount of element in moles and the element with the highest mass is to be identified.
Concept introduction: The number of moles in any sample of element is calculated by formula,
To determine: The sample of element which contains the greatest amount of element in moles and the element with the highest mass.
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