SOLUTION: I have a 1cm3 box and I need to know how many atoms fit in it. I have done all the calculations and determined the volume of one atom is 1.56 X 10-23cm3. Would I simply divide 1c

SOLUTION: I have a 1cm3 box and I need to know how many atoms fit in it. I have done all the calculations and determined the volume of one atom is 1.56 X 10-23cm3. Would I simply divide 1c

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Question 541262: I have a 1cm3 box and I need to know how many atoms fit in it. I have done all the calculations and determined the volume of one atom is 1.56 X 10-23cm3. Would I simply divide 1cm3 by 1.56 X 10-23 to know how many atoms would need to fill the 1cm3?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
That's the solution.

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