Physics, asked by yapungchera, 7 months ago

calculate the number of oxygen atoms in the following compound

a. 20g of caco3
b. 10 moles of caco3

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Answered by firelightranger

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Answer:

0.6 × 6.023^22 atoms

30 × 6.023^22 atoms

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