How many moles of C are in 1.22 moles of C₆H₁₂O₆ A) 7.32 moles C B) 87.9 moles C C) 1.22 moles C D) 14.7 moles C E) 2.44 moles C

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The chemical formula given appears to be encoded and not directly interpretable. However, assuming a simple compound of CS (carbon sulfide) for the sake of calculation, each mole of CS contains 1 mole of carbon (C). Therefore, 1.22 moles of CS would contain 1.22 moles of carbon. However, without a clear chemical formula, this question cannot be accurately answered. The choices provided do not match the expected outcome based on the given formula, suggesting a possible misunderstanding or misinterpretation of the encoded formula. Given the options and assuming a potential error in interpreting the formula, the closest logical approach would be to consider a direct relationship between the moles of the compound and the moles of carbon, but none of the options accurately reflect this. The response "A" is selected based on the assumption that there might be a direct calculation or conversion factor implied in the question that is not explicitly stated, but this is speculative without a clear formula.

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