The density of helium in a balloon is ( 1.18 mathrm{~g} / mathrm{L} ). If a balloon holds ( 2.93 ) ( mathrm{L} ) of ( mathrm{He} ), how many atoms of ( mathrm{He} ) are in the balloon?

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The density of helium in a balloon is  ( 1.18  mathrm{~g} /  mathrm{L}  ). If a balloon holds  ( 2.93  )  (  mathrm{L}  ) of  (  mathrm{He}  ), how many atoms of  (  mathrm{He}  ) are in the balloon?

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