One mole of copper equals about how many atoms?
a. 16 atoms
b. 6000 atoms
c. 6.02...
Chemistry, 04.02.2020 06:52 amykookie24
One mole of copper equals about how many atoms?
a. 16 atoms
b. 6000 atoms
c. 6.02 ×1023 atoms
d. 1.66 ×10-22 atoms
Answers: 3
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