Moles of Zn in 5.6*10^24 atoms of Zn

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1 mole of any substance (atoms or molecules)=6.022 x 10²³ atoms or molecules.

In this case:
1 mole of Zn=6.022*10²³ atoms.

Then:

1 mole of Zn---------------------6.022*10²³ atoms
x-------------------------------------5.6*10²⁴ atoms

x=(1 mole of Zn * 5.6*10²⁴ atoms)/6.022*10²³ atoms=9.0032... moles≈
≈9 moles

Answer: we have 9 moles in 5.6*10²⁴ atoms of Zn.

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