How many atoms of silver are in a silver bracelet that has a mass of 134.94 grams?

Silver atoms to Grams

The molar mass of silver is 107.9 g/mol. Therefore: n moles of silver atoms will have a mass of (n TIMES 107.9) g. The problem says: 6.89 g EQUALS (n TIMES 107.9) g; so we solve for n by dividing 6.89 by the molar mass (107.9). This (n) gives us the mole count.