Find the number of molecules in the given quantity of a compound whose molar mass is given. Express your answer in scientific notation, rounding the decimal part to the nearest hundredth.22 grams of glucose (C6H12O6); molar mass 160.18 grams
A. 2.12 × 1028 molecules
B. 8.27 × 1022 molecules
C. 2.12 × 1027 molecules
D. 8.27 × 1021 molecules
Answer: B
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