How many chlorine atoms are in a) 124 CCl4 molecules, b) 38 HCl molecules, c) 89 CF2Cl2 molecules, and d) 1368 CHCl3 molecules?

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How many chlorine atoms are in a) 124 CCl₄ molecules, b) 38 HCl molecules, c) 89 CF₂Cl₂ molecules, and d) 1368 CHCl₃ molecules?

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