A lead cube is cut that is 1.500 cm on each side. The density of lead...

A lead cube is cut that is 1.500 cm on each side. The density of lead is 11.35 g/cc. How many atoms of lead are in the cube if only 60% of the cube is occupied by lead atoms? Use "E" for scientific notation.

A copper atom has a diameter of 128pm. How many centimeters is a line containing exactly 1.0 moles of copper atoms sequentially arranged? Use "E" for scientific notation.

Calculate the mass ( in grames) of cobalt that has the same number of atoms as 521 mg of silicon.

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