Answer:
There are six moles of Carbon present in 1 mole of glucose.
Moles of C = 6
Explanation:
Formula of glucose can be written as:
[tex]C_{6}H_{12}O_{6}[/tex]
So ,1 mole glucose = 6 mole of C,
= 12 mole of H
=6 mole of O
If you have to calculate the atoms of Carbon present in 1 mole of glucose, then multiply it (moles = 6) with Avogadro number
