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How many oxygen atoms are present in one mole of potassium carbonate? K2CO3
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How many oxygen atoms are present in one mole of potassium carbonate? K2CO3

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3 oxygen atoms are present in one mole of potassium carbonate

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its 6.02 x 10^24 or whatever option has 10^24

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