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How many moles of hydrogen atoms are there in one mole of C6H1206 molecules? A) 24(6.0 × 10^23) B) 12(6.0 × 10^23) C) 24 4) 12
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How many moles of hydrogen atoms are there in one mole of C6H1206 molecules?

A) 24(6.0 × 10^23)
B) 12(6.0 × 10^23)
C) 24
4) 12

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im guessing you meant 4) to be D) but the answer is 12 
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