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The highest number of helium atoms is in:

  1. A
    of helium
  2. B
    of helium
  3. C
    of helium at STP
  4. D
    of helium

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Let's calculate the number of atoms in each: of atom. of atoms. at STP atoms. of atoms.Clearly, is the highest.

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The highest number of helium atoms is in:
A
of helium
B
of helium
C
of helium at STP
D
of helium

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