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Chemistry, 24.09.2019 08:30 lilquongohard

We know that one mole of oxygen gas contains two moles of o atoms (remember that o is a diatomic element in nature and is written o2). if we have a sample of o2 that contains 1. x 10-20 mol, we will have
atoms of o in the sample.

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