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The mass of one dot(.) written with a pure graphite pencil is 10 to the power minus 6 gram calculate the number of carbon atoms required to write such a dot.

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Answered by prathamesh41
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Explanation:

the mass of one dot written with pure graphite pencil=10^-6.

we have to find no. of carbon atoms in that dot

mass of dot=10^-6.

1 mole of carbon=12g

1 mole of carbon=6.022*10^23 atoms.

therefore,

12g of carbon has 6.022*10^23 atoms

1g = 6.022*10^23/12

10^-6=6.022*10^23/12 *10^-6

=6.022*10^17/12

=0.5018*10^17

therefore in one dot of graphite of mass 10^17 has 0.5018*10^17 number of atoms

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