The Atomic Weight of Copper Is Less Than That of Silver

question 23

Multiple Choice

The atomic weight of copper is less than that of silver. If you have a 10 g sample of each of these metals, which of the following is true?

• A) You have fewer of atoms of copper than of silver.
• B) You have equal numbers of atoms of copper and silver.
• C) You have more atoms of copper than of silver.
• D) There is insufficient information to determine which of the above is true.

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