8. There are 6.02 imes 1023 atoms in the chemical quantity called a mole. How many atoms are in (1)/(2) of a mole? How many atoms in one hundredth of a mole? Show your work.
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Step 1: To find out how many atoms are in (1)/(2) of a mole, we need to divide the number of atoms in a mole by 2. Show more…
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