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Author: John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski
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Transcribed Image Text:### Understanding the 1-Propanol Molecule
The text and image below demonstrate a model of the 1-propanol molecule.
#### 3D Molecular Model of 1-Propanol
The displayed image is a three-dimensional "ball and stick" model representing the structure of the 1-propanol molecule. Key features of this model:
- **Atoms** are represented by spheres of different colors:
- **Carbon atoms** are shown in grey.
- **Hydrogen atoms** are represented in white.
- **Oxygen atom** is represented in red.
- **Bonds** connecting the atoms are represented by sticks.
The purpose of this ball and stick model is to help visualize the spatial arrangement of the atoms within the 1-propanol molecule.
#### Exercise
To deepen your understanding, consider solving the following problems:
a. **How many molecules are present in a sample of this compound that contains 4.61 moles of 1-propanol?**
Input your answer:
____ molecules
b. **How many moles of 1-propanol are present in a sample of this compound that contains \(1.01 \times 10^{22}\) carbon atoms?**
Input your answer:
____ moles
By solving these problems, you will be able to apply concepts of the mole, Avogadro's number, and molecular composition.
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