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A sulfur atom weighs twice as much as an oxygen atom, If a chemist has 12grams of oxygen atoms, how many grams of sulfur would contain the same number of atoms as in the sample of oxygen atoms?

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Answer: 24

Explanation: multiply 12 with 2

David Rector answered Aug 20, 2022

A sulfur atom weighs twice as much as an oxygen atom, If a chemist has 12grams of oxygen atoms, how many grams of sulfur would contain the same number of atoms as in the sample …

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