What is the mass and volume, and thickness of Zinc coating on galvinized iron? The data: 15.81cm area of FeZn 10.592g of Fe 0.189moL of Fe atoms of Fe: 1.138158x10^23atms Galvinized iron mass: 11.101g Total mass of Zn coating: 0.509g Mol of zn: 0.008mol Atoms of zn: 4.817x10^21atoms

What is the mass and volume, and thickness of Zinc coating on galvinized iron? The data: 15.81cm area of FeZn 10.592g of Fe 0.189moL of Fe atoms of Fe: 1.138158x10^23atms Galvinized iron mass: 11.101g Total mass of Zn coating: 0.509g Mol of zn: 0.008mol Atoms of zn: 4.817x10^21atoms

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