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  • Calculating Atoms in Butane (C₄H₁₀): A Simple Guide
    Here's how to figure out the number of atoms in a butane molecule:

    1. The Chemical Formula:

    * Butane's chemical formula is C₄H₁₀

    2. Counting the Atoms:

    * Carbon (C): The subscript '4' next to 'C' indicates there are 4 carbon atoms.

    * Hydrogen (H): The subscript '10' next to 'H' indicates there are 10 hydrogen atoms.

    3. Total Atoms:

    * 4 carbon atoms + 10 hydrogen atoms = 14 atoms

    Therefore, there are 14 atoms in a butane molecule.

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