How many atoms are in exactly one mole of atoms?

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Meave60
Jan 31, 2017

There are exactly #6.022xx10^23# atoms in exactly one mole of atoms.

Explanation:

Avogadro's number, #6.022xx10^23# is the number of particles or objects in one mole of anything. One mole of cars would be #6.022xx10^23# cars. So, in the case of one mole of atoms, there would be #6.022xx10^23# atoms.

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