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when in the real world I need to know this

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when in the real world I need to know this

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why are they called that when it has nothing to do with the animal avogadro invented itavogadro invented it

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why are they called that when it has nothing to do with the animal avogadro invented itavogadro invented it

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how do they now this is the right number 

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how do they now this is the right number 

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How many moles does an average human contain?

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How many moles does an average human contain?

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- Andreas

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I learned to to convert moles to particles in 1 step.

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I learned to to convert moles to particles in 1 step.

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- Andreas

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What I want to learn about moles is how big is 6.02.

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What I want to learn about moles is how big is 6.02.

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- Andreas

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What I know about moles is they can either be really big or really small in size.

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What I know about moles is they can either be really big or really small in size.

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- Andreas

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How Long Do they Live till

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Avogradros number about moles is 6.02 x 10 to the 23rd

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How did they come up with 602 hexillion equals one mole?

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How did they come up with 602 hexillion equals one mole?

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all of it, but reasonable things i actually would use

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all of it, but reasonable things i actually would use

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What questions I still have about moles?

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What questions I still have about moles?

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Is moles > particles equation |  6.02 x 10^23 = to the amount of particles.

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I still want to know why it's called a mole.

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What questions I still have about moles:

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What questions I still have about moles:

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1. How do people use moles everyday?

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The mole is the unit of amount in chemistry.

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I wanna learn why moles are important

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A mole is defined as 6.02 × 10²³

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What I learned about moles is that a mole is 602 hexillion things, and a mole of jellybeans is as big as the entire Earth. 

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What I learned about moles is that a mole is 602 hexillion things, and a mole of jellybeans is as big as the entire Earth. 

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- Andreas

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What I want to learn about moles is depending on the size of an object, how much space will different objects take up?

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What I want to learn about moles is depending on the size of an object, how much space will different objects take up?

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- Andreas

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I know that A mole is 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd, I also know that the founder of mole is Avogadro's number.

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I know that A mole is 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd, I also know that the founder of mole is Avogadro's number.

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- Andreas

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I know that moles are usually the color light brown/dark brown and sometimes the color black for there fur on themselves. Another thing I know is Moles are blind basically due to the lack of growth in there eyes so they use there big pink nose to guide themselves in the wild.

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Some things I want to learn about moles is how are they so good at directing themselves around with only just there nose. Another thing is how long can moles live and what is the oldest age a mole has been. One last thing I want to learn is what kinds of foods and drinks to they eat to stay alive in the wild.

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Moles are actually celebrated by countries, and the  holiday/celebration is on October 23rd and starts at 6:02 a.m to 6:02 P.M. The person who discovered moles which is named Amedeo Avogadro had made a math problem for the mole which they use on the day of the celebration. The problem is 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd power.

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I have learned that moles are real pest when it you make a garden because they create tunnel systems and eat your crops

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I want to learn moles lifespan

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One thing I know about moles, is they create tunnel systems to get their destonation

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Moles are celebrated as a holiday and it is called Mole day which is on October 23 and it starts at 6:02 am to 6:02 p.m. There is a math problem that is dedicated to the mole and it is 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd power. The person who discovered moles is Amedeo Avogadro which made up the math problem as well too.

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I want to learn how long miles can live in the wilderness. I also want to learn how they are so good at navigating themselves with just their nose and have no eyes. And one last thing is what do they eat and drink in the wild.

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Miles can be a color of a light brown,dark brown and black for there fur, Moles like to dig underground and make holes for themselves in which they live in. They have a long pink nose and they have no eyes so they use there nose to sense everything they do.

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I have learned the history of moles and how they help chemists better understand how many atoms are in a substance, can also estimate the weight of something based off of moles

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I want to know how to calculate moles with different chemical equations

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One mole is a measurement of a certain amount of atoms or particles

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-how to use a mole
-why it's called a mole

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-602 hexillion
-Avogadro's Number
-6 x 10 (to the 23rd)

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it also means that you know the atomic mass of something 

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it also means that you know the atomic mass of something 

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that it means there is 602 hexillion of somthing 

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that it means there is 602 hexillion of somthing 