What is the molar mass of ag2ssulfer and sliver. show how you got the answer i wanna figure this out ; w;

Those small numbers below the element are the key. They tell you the mole ratio. So for Ag which has a 2 after it means that they are 2 "Ag"s.

Sulfur appears to have nothing. That isn't true. It has a 1, but as in math, the 1 is assumed to be there.

Every periodic table is different. So I can't give you exact numbers, but they will be close -- within +/- 1 of what your periodic table will show. So get out your periodic table and correct my numbers.

You periodic table should show that silver has a molar mass of 108. Remember, I'm rounding. You might show 107 point something large or 108 point something small. I will use 108

There are 2 of them

2 * 108 =  216

Sulfur is about 32 or so. There is one of them.

1 * 32 = 32

Now you add these two results together.

Now redo this with the numbers you got from your periodic table.

You can try these if you like

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every chemical equation adheres to the law of conservation of mass, which states that matter cannot be created or destroyed. therefore, there must be the same number of atoms of each element on each side of a chemical equation.