Chemistry problem.. Is anyone here really good at Chem and knows how to do this problem?? I understand if noone knows but if anyone does, PLEASE help! lol It's for my chem practice test. I have the right answer in my bookelet but just don't know WHAT to do to get it. Here it is: A sample of K3 Fe(CN)6 contains 1.084 x 10 (to the 24th power) carbon atoms. How many potassium atoms are there in the same sample? Can anyone help?? |
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I could have helped you about 9 yrs ago! I haven't had chemistry since 10th grade. I was good at it then, but I've forgotten all of it! I was lucky enough not to have to take chemistry in college. |
LOL thanks, i finally got the answer...but now im having trouble with another question! ayayay :rolleyes: |
I can't help you, but I can relate. I am taking two chemistry classes this quarter and they are the pitts!:thumbdown |
Yea.. i just had my test, it was SOOOO hard!!:( |
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Don't feel too bad about having to post this question. I noticed 91 people opened your thread....and no one had an answer! Chemistry :confused: |
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