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[tex] \sf{How \: many \: moles \: are \: there \: in \: \green {4.0 }} \: moles \: of \: \green{CO_2} \\ \sf {To \: answer \: this \: question \: you \: have \: to \: consider \: this ;} \\ \sf \: {1 \: mole \: = 6.02 \times {10}^{23} \: particles } \\ \sf \: {Thus, \: using \: dimensional \: analysis \: approach , \: you \: } \\ \sf \: {will \: be \: able \: to \: convert \: the \: number \: of \: moles \: to \: } \\ \sf \: {it's \: equivalent \: amount \: in \: the \: number \: particles.}[/tex]
[tex] \sf \large { \cancel{ 40 \: moles \: CO_2} \: \times \frac{6.02 \: \times \: \: {10}^{23 \ } molecules \: CO_2 } {{ \cancel{1 \: mole \: CO_2 }} } = \sf \small\green{2.41 \times {10}^{24} \: molecules \: CO_2 }}[/tex]
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