Answer to Question #94884 in Physical Chemistry for Mya

Physical Chemistry

Question #94884

Calculate the number of atoms in a 3.03 x 10^3 g sample of carbon.

Expert's answer

m = 3.03 x 10^3 g = 3030 g

n(C) = m/M = 3030 g /(12 g/mol) = 252.5 mol

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