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I learned that a mole is not just an animal but a number that is used in chemistry

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How did scientists come up with the name mole

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I know that a mole is a specfic number of things. There us 602 hexillion thing in a mole. You can also write a mole like 6.02 x 10 23.

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~ Why is it called a Mole?
~ When did Avogadro invent this name?

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I want to learn more about how the word was spread about moles and how it caught on and other people started using it.

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I know that a mole is a name for a specific number of things. In a mole there is 602 hexillion and it is often referred as Avogadro's Number. Mole is used to say how much mass you have. For example, I have a mole of hydrogen.

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Moles are like a dozen just much bigger. It was created by avogadro and is supposed to show the amount of atoms in a particle

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Moles are like a dozen just much bigger. It was created by avogadro and is supposed to show the amount of atoms in a particle

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I have learned that moles are a way to measure or talk about substances. I also know that the number can be  to 6.02 x 10^23

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I have learned that moles are a way to measure or talk about substances. I also know that the number can be  to 6.02 x 10^23

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I want to learn how to measure moles and use them in real life

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I want to learn how to measure moles and use them in real life

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Mole is 602 Hexillion or 6.02 x 10 to the 23rd power. A mole is like a dozen except much much much bigger. In 1991 the NMDF was founded to celebrate Moles on October 23rd every year

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Mole is 602 Hexillion or 6.02 x 10 to the 23rd power. A mole is like a dozen except much much much bigger. In 1991 the NMDF was founded to celebrate Moles on October 23rd every year

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I know that moles are used in chemistry. 

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I know that moles are used in chemistry. 

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How can we calculate moles

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Why does it have to be called a mole? Calling it a mole is so weird to say and I think it should be something else

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Why does it have to be called a mole? Calling it a mole is so weird to say and I think it should be something else

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A mole is 602 hexillion and is used when working with atoms and small molecules.

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A mole is 602 hexillion and is used when working with atoms and small molecules.

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Are we going to calculate the amount of moles in something?

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Are there any other different ways to abbreviate a mole? How do you incorporate moles when working with atoms in chemistry

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Are there any other different ways to abbreviate a mole? How do you incorporate moles when working with atoms in chemistry

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I learned that moles are a way to work with amounts substances. I also learned that it can be abbreviated to 6.02 x 10^23

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I learned that moles are a way to work with amounts substances. I also learned that it can be abbreviated to 6.02 x 10^23

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A number that refers to the amount of Atoms in something

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I want to know how to imply moles into an equation.

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I want to learn more about how to find a mole of a substance and how to work with them

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I want to learn more about how to find a mole of a substance and how to work with them

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I know that a mole is Avagardo's Number.

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A mole is a number of 602 hexillion things and is an abbreviated to 6.02 x 10 to the 23

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Moles are 602 hexillion or 6.02 x 20 to the 23rd power. A mole is like a dozen except much much much bigger. Mole was created by Avogadro which is why it is also referred to as avogadro's number. The national mole foundation was created in 1991 to celebrate a mole.

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Moles are 602 hexillion or 6.02 x 20 to the 23rd power. A mole is like a dozen except much much much bigger. Mole was created by Avogadro which is why it is also referred to as avogadro's number. The national mole foundation was created in 1991 to celebrate a mole.

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I want to learn how to use moles, and why people need to use numbers that big

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I want to learn how to use moles, and why people need to use numbers that big

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What is their purpose? Why are we learning about them?

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I want learn how and why people use them in chemistry and why they arent used in real life

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I want learn how and why people use them in chemistry and why they arent used in real life

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How we will use it during labs

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Not much, possibly how they're applied, and what caused Avagadro to even start to think about the possiblity of the Mole's existance.

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1. How can we use this in real life?
2. How big is a mole of a substance?

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I know that a mole is about 602 hexillion and is a way to know the amount of molecules of something, but still be an amount that we can physically see.

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Avagadro's number is 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd

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I want to learn how it's used and applied.

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I want to learn how it's used and applied.

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I want to learn how Avogadro discovered

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I want to learn about how moles are used in chemistry more in depth. As in how they are applied.

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I know that moles are a word used in chemistry 

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I know that moles are a word used in chemistry 

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I know that moles is 602 hexillion. 21 0s to be exact. People mainly use them in chemistry 

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I know that moles is 602 hexillion. 21 0s to be exact. People mainly use them in chemistry 

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Formula: 6.02 x 10^23
602 Hexillion
A mole of donuts would cover the Earth and is 5 miles deep.
Used to define large quantities such as atoms.

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Used in chemistry because atoms and molecules are so small

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big number
6.02 x 10^23
Avogadro's number
Used to measure how many particles are in a element atom

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I want to learn how to properly use moles in an equation.
-Jamison Evans

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Moles are Avogadro's number and they are used to define a unit of measurement for amount of substance in the International System of Units.

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why does MOLE have to be such a big number

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A mole is an astronomically big number, being represented in scientific notation as 6.022*10²³, and is used for comparing atomic mass of molecules. Found by Avagastro, and referred to as "Avagastro's Number." National Mole day is October 23rd, from 6:02AM-6:02PM.

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1 mole is equal to 602 hexillion, we use moles in chemistry

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1 mole is equal to 602 hexillion, we use moles in chemistry

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602,200,000,000,000,000,000,000
602 Hexillion
Used to define massive numbers

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It is
602 Hexillion

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1. 6.02 x 10^23 (Atoms/Molecules/Particles)
2. 21 zeros
3. Avogadro's Number
4. ISN'T THE ANIMAL!

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They represent 6.02252 x 10^23
They are used to represent a decently sized/visible amount of a chemical, a mole of sulfur for example.
-Jamison Evans

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A mole is an astronomically big number, being represented in scientific notation as 6.022*10²³, and is used for comparing atomic mass of

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I know that the mole was created by Lorenzo Romano Amedeo Carlo Avogadro. The mole number is 6.02x10^23.

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I know that moles are a name of a specific # of things created by Avagadro. Called Avagadro's Number it is a way of saying 602 hexillion things. It can also be written as 6.02 x 10^23.

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They represent 6.02252 x 10^23
-Jamison Evans