Chemistry, asked by anushreehm, 8 months ago

calculate the number of carbon present in 6 g of glucose

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Answered by nidak2132

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Answer. Thus number of molecules of carbon in 6.022∗1022 molecules of glucose must be = 6∗(6.022∗1022)=36.132∗1022 atoms of carbon

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