Chemistry, asked by mansichikte097, 4 months ago

calculate the number of mass in 6mg of carbon (1mg=10^-6g)

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Answered by snehaprajnaindia204

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Answer:

1 mg of carbon contains = 10^ -6 g by mass

6 mg of carbon contains

= (6 × 10^ -6)/ 12 = 0.5 × 10^ -6

Explanation:

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