2. Using your expression from step 3b, calculate how many charge carriers are in thecopper ion film. b. Each copper ion (Cu++ ) carries two charge carriers (ne) with it. There are 6.02 x 1023(NA) copper ions in one mole of substance (n). How many charge carriers is in onemole of copper.24232x 6.c2x 1c1. 20To mT

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2. Using your expression from step 3b, calculate how many charge carriers are in the
copper ion film.

b. Each copper ion (Cu++ ) carries two charge carriers (ne) with it. There are 6.02 x 1023
(NA) copper ions in one mole of substance (n). How many charge carriers is in one
mole of copper.
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23
2x 6.c2x 1c
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