Actually, it depends very much on how big your piece of copper is, but in just a small coin made of copper, you can actually find many billions or even trillions of atoms of copper.
Extra fact:
Atoms of elements are actually so small that their atomic radii are measured in pico meters (1pm=1x10-12m)
Find the moles by taking the 8 grams and dividing by the molecular weight of Cu.
Then multiply the moles by Na (6.02*10^23).
One gram of copper is roughly 9.48 *1021 atoms. This is by 1g = .0157 mols * 6.02*1023 atoms/mol.
28.0 grams copper (1 mole Cu/63.55 grams)(6.022 X 1023/1 mole Cu)
= 2.65 X 1023 atoms of copper
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1 g of copper is equal to 9,4768.10e21 atoms.
1 g copper = 0,09476.1023 atoms
2.84 X 10^23 atoms Cu
8.44e-22 g
0,666 moles
So, there are approximately 8.74 × 1 0 24 8.74×10 24 hydrogen atoms in 800 grams of C 3 H 8 C 3 H 8 .
Answer: 8 atoms
5.839 grams C8H8 ( 1 mole C8H8/104.144 grams)(8 mole H/1 mole C8H8)(6.022 X 1023/1 mole H) = 2.701 X 1023 atoms of hydrogen --------------------------------------------
8 * 10^2 grams = 800 grams
8 grams is 1 Kasu
56 grams 448 grams in a pound / 8 = 56 grams
8 ounces = 226.8 grams.
8 ounces = 226.8 grams.
8 atoms in S8
8 ounces is 226.796 grams.
8 grams = 8000 milligrams