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Labynocle · Answer 1 · 2020-09-26T11:23:45+0000

Answer : The volume of a copper atom in micro-liters is,
$8.74* 10^(-21)\mu L$

Solution : Given,

Volume of a single copper atom =
8.74* 10^(-24)cm^3

Now we have to calculate the volume of a copper atom in micro-liters.

The conversion used for this is,

$1cm^3=1000\mu L$

As, volume of a single copper atom in
cm^3 =
8.74* 10^(-24)cm^3

So, volume of a single copper atom in micro-liters =
$8.74* 10^(-24)* 1000=8.74* 10^(-21)\mu L$

Hence, the volume of a copper atom in micro-liters is,
$8.74* 10^(-21)\mu L$

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