You need to look at the Periodic table. The atomic number is the number of protons. When you subtract the atomic number from the mass number, you get the number of neutrons. i.e. for Beryllium (Be) the atomic number is 4, so it has 3 protons. Its atomic mass about 9, so 9-4=5. Therefore, there are 5 neutrons.
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Explanation:
The atomic mass of <em>nickel</em> is 58.963g/mol. Thus, one mole of nickel weighs "exactly" 58.693g.
How much nickel does every coin contain?
How many times 58.693g contains 1.25g?
That means that you need to have 47 coins of nickel to have one mole of nickel.