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A number of carbon atoms in 1 g of CaCO3  is

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a

6.023×1023

b

6.023×1021

c

3.0125×1022

d

1.204×1023

answer is B.

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100g of CaCO3  contains 6.023 ×  1023  Carbon atoms

1 g of CaCO3  contains →  x atoms

x=6.023×1023100=6.023×1021  Carbon atoms.

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