[KH502]

The number of sulfur atoms in 0.01 mmoles of carbon disulfide (CS2) is:
A. 12.04 × 10^18
B. 6.02×10^23
C. 12.04×10^21
D. 10^21
E. 12.04 × 10^-21

Here is what I did:
0.01 mmoles = 0.00001 moles
n(S)=n(CS2)*2= 0.00002 moles
Number of sulfur atoms = 0.00002 moles *(6.022E+23)= 1.2E+19

I can't seem to to find my mistake. Can someone help?
Thanks.

[Hunter2]

I got the same result. So something wrong with this question.

[thetada]

You have the right answer but it's expressed differently in the available options.

[Hunter2]

yes your right.

[KH502]

How did I not see that. Well, Thanks!

[thetada]

No worries :-)