Answer to Question #36865 in Organic Chemistry for Alicia

Question #36865

The quantity of matter in an object is the?

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The quantity of matter in an object is the mass of the object. The number of moles also represents the quantity of matter in the object because mass and number of moles are directly proportional quantities.

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