And simply because we can't weigh one atom of anything, but we can of one

Sep 22, 2024
10:40:13pm

blau56 Contributor

Mole (Avagadro's number) of atoms and get a weight that gives us weights. Those weights show up on the Periodic Table. The number is rounded, but carbon is 12, oxygen is 16, etc.

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Chemistry homework help

Socrates Johnson

Sep 22, 10:03pm

Moles grams and molecules? Maybe?

Don Carlton

Sep 22, 10:05pm

RE: Chemistry homework help

byuler

Sep 22, 10:06pm

There are 6.022 x 10^23 particles per mole. It’s Avogadro’s number.

Finneas

Sep 22, 10:07pm

Perfect! Thank you!

Socrates Johnson

Sep 22, 10:07pm

Holey moley that's a big number.

TO11

Sep 22, 10:15pm

RE: Holey moley that's a big number.

Socrates Johnson

Sep 22, 10:16pm

Is it molarity/molar concentration?

pegushin

Sep 22, 10:07pm

That’s what I am gathering

Socrates Johnson

Sep 22, 10:08pm

Avagadro’s should be it

pegushin

Sep 22, 10:12pm

Particle = atoms or molecules. A mole has 6.02e23 particles

cougarstrong

Sep 22, 10:28pm

And simply because we can't weigh one atom of anything, but we can of one

blau56

Sep 22, 10:40pm

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