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Very, very many. Amylopectine is a carbohydrate polymere made of glucose (C6H12O6) units:

(n+1) C6H12O6 --> (C6H10O5)n(C6H12O6) + n H2O (with n >> 1000)

So, depending on 'n' there are 6*(n+1) Carbon atoms in it, relatively 40% by number, about 7.5% by mass.

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