Question

How many carbon atoms make up a 5.85 g piece of graphite?

Answer 1

@aaronq stuck on this one. can you please help?

Answer 2

First find moles, \(moles=\dfrac{mass}{Molar~mass}\)

then find atoms, \(moles=\dfrac{atoms}{Avogadro's~number}\)

Answer 3

5.85g graphite 1 mole 6.022 x 10^23
----------- x ----------- x ------------------ = answer
1 molar mass 1 mole

which is basically what aaronq said

Answer 4

@Ashley1nOnly so i'm right?

Answer 5

what your answer

Answer 6

2.93

Answer 7

you have to find the molar mass of graphite and then plug that in

Answer 8

let me solve

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

did you use 12.01 for you molar mass

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

any specific significant figures

Answer 13

i'm not sure

Answer 14

if not then
2.93

TRUST IN YOUR WORK!!!!!

Answer 15

X10^23

Answer 16

2.93X10^23

Answer 17

are you sure?

Answer 18

about which part

Answer 19

the answer. i can't get this question wrong

Answer 20

oh gosh i dont want you to be wrong so dont take it I dint like that much fait bestowed upon me

Answer 21

faith

Answer 22

ok i got it right! :) can you help me with some more? please?

Answer 23

@Ashley1nOnly

Answer 24

you have to start another question

Answer 25

ok