Estimate the number of atoms that would have to be removed from a silicon substrate to produce a rectangular channel 2.0 μm wide, 12 μm deep, and 20. μm long. (The density of silicon is 2.330 g/cm^-3)

Estimate the number of atoms that would have to be removed from a silicon substrate to produce a rectangular channel 2.0 μm wide, 12 μm deep, and 20. μm long. (The density of silicon is 2.330 g/cm^-3)

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