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How Do You Calculate The Mass Of 1.23X10 The 24th Power Of Helium Atoms?

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    No your question is not correctly phrased. Anyways, The nucleus of helium atom has mass of 0.05x10^-27kg.

    1.23X10^24 helium atoms has mass of 1.23X10^24 multiplied by  0.05x10^-27

    = 0.05x10^-27 x  1.23X10^24
    = 6.15x10^-5

    Now this is the mass of nucleus.

    Each helium atom has 2 electrons.

    1.23X10^24 helium atoms will have
    2.46x10 ^24 electrons.

    Multiply number of electrons with mass of each electron and add to 6.15x10^-5 to get the total mass.
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