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How many carbon atoms are there in 4.56 grams of ethanol (CH3CH2OH)?

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How many carbon atoms are there in 4.56 grams of ethanol (CH3CH2OH)?

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First we have to find out how many moles of ethanol there are in 4.56 grams. The molecular mass of ethanol is 46. That means there is 1 mole (a number) of ethanol atoms in 46 grams. Now since there are 4.56 grams we have to find out how many moles of ethanol that is so do 4.56 / 46 = 0.099130435 moles of ethanol Now a mole is a special number (its called avogadro’s number, read about it on wikipedia to find out what’s the significance of it), kind of like a dozen. Similar to a dozen is 12. a mole is the number 6.022 x 10^23 Now just multiply 0.099130435 x 6.022 x 10^23 to find out how many moles of ethanol there are.

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