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What is Avogardo's number: 6.02 × 1023, defined from? * A.The number of mols in Carbon -15 B.The number of mols in Carbon - C.12 The number of atoms in Carbon-12 D.The number of atoms in Carbon - 15
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What is Avogardo's number: 6.02 × 1023, defined from? *
A.The number of mols in Carbon -15
B.The number of mols in Carbon -
C.12 The number of atoms in Carbon-12
D.The number of atoms in Carbon - 15
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Answer:
C. The number of atoms in Carbon-12
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C. The number of atoms in Carbon-12
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