What is the number of Carbon atoms in 9.837 x 1024 molecules of CO2

Stephan G asked Apr 20, 2022

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There is 1 carbon atom for every molecule of CO2 so it would be the same number:

$9.837 * {10}^(24)$

Pops answered Apr 27, 2022

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