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Number of atoms in 12g or the carbon-12 isotope. (About a cube of sugar in quantity.)
About 6.022e23 ⚛️s
Or precisely: 602,214,076,000,000,000,000,000 ⚛️s

A unitless number.
Can be used for counting parts that are not atoms too.

Related

Atom placement frequency:
Petacore MHz gem-gum factory systems will make placements
of such enormous quantities of atoms in reasonable time viable.

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Side-note: Two ways to put an atom in text: ⚛️ & ⚛