Chemistry, asked by klaxmi1638, 11 months ago

the number of atoms present in 10 gms of caCO3

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Answered by ANANYADIXIT87

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Answer:

0.5x6x10^23 atoms

Explanation:

100g of CaCo3 contains 5x6x10^23 atom

1g contains (5x6x10^23)/100 atoms

so 10g contains

(5x6x10^23)x10/100

=0.5x6x10^23

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