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Question #18287
how many carbon atoms are there in 50kg sake of coke (assume that coke is pure carbon)
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how many carbon atoms are there in 50kg sake of coke (assume that coke is pure carbon)
ν
=
50
⋅
1
0
3
12
=
4.167
mol
N
=
N
A
⋅
ν
N
=
6.02
⋅
1
0
23
⋅
4.167
⋅
1
0
3
=
2.51
⋅
1
0
27
pcs
\begin{array}{l} \nu = \frac{50 \cdot 10^{3}}{12} = 4.167 \text{mol} \\ N = N_{A} \cdot \nu \\ N = 6.02 \cdot 10^{23} \cdot 4.167 \cdot 10^{3} = 2.51 \cdot 10^{27} \text{pcs} \\ \end{array}
ν
=
12
50
⋅
1
0
3
=
4.167
mol
N
=
N
A
⋅
ν
N
=
6.02
⋅
1
0
23
⋅
4.167
⋅
1
0
3
=
2.51
⋅
1
0
27
pcs
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