2 The mass of Earth's atmosphere is 5.3 x 10 metric tons. The atmospheric abundance of helium is 0.7 ppm when expressed as a fraction by mass instead of by volume, as in Table 4-1. How many metric tons of helium are there in the atmosphere? How many moles of helium is this?

2 The mass of Earth's atmosphere is 5.3 x 10 metric tons. The atmospheric abundance of helium is 0.7 ppm when expressed as a fraction by mass instead of by volume, as in Table 4-1. How many metric tons of helium are there in the atmosphere? How many moles of helium is this?

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The mass of Earth's atmosphere is 5.3 x 10 metric tons. The atmospheric abundance of helium is 0.7 ppm when expressed
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