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The number of carbon atoms in 9.30x10^-3 moles of Na2CO3​

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Answer:
56* 10^(20)\ \text{atoms}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

No. of moles of
Na_(2)CO_(3) is
9.30* 10^(-3)

So, for
9.30* 10^(-3) moles of
Na_(2)CO_(3)

There are
9.30* 10^(-3)* 6.022* 10^(23)\ \text{molecules of}\ Na_(2)CO_(3)=56* 10^(20)\ \text{molecules}

1 molecule of
Na_(2)CO_(3) contains 1 atom of carbon

i.e. there are
56* 10^(20)\ \text{atoms of C}

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