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I Learned that they are particles in the mole that that calculate wieghted

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Something I learned on thursday  was i learned how to weight the chemicals

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What I learned from Friday is that  if there is one mole it can equal to 6.02 x 10^23

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I learned that they are

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It was how to find the weight  of the element.

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One thing I learned from this activity is that if the particles are equal to the mass of the element it is a mole.

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I learned that in a mole there are 6.02*10^23 particles in there and that if the weight calculated when using the periodic table is the same as when weighed with an actual scale then it is a mole...I think

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Something that I learned on Friday was the substance's weight is equal to their periodic table weight.

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I learned that the weight of a substance is equal to its weight in the periodic table.

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Something that i learned on this activity is that the amount that substances weights is equivalent to the periodic table weight.

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Something that I've learned during the lab is that a mole is equal 3.06 x 10^23

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what I learned on Thursday was that the mass that was weighted was the same mass from the periodic table.

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I was not here on Friday but I learned on Thursday that

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Something i learn from the activity from Friday is that the weight from the product will weigh the same to the other product.

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What i learned from the activity is a mole is equal  3.06 x 10^23 particles
Omar Sahagun

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Something I learned from Friday was that if the mass of the element is equal to the mass of it in the periodic table has the same particles.

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Something I learned from the activity is how to find the weight and compare it to the weight of the atom. From there on you have found one mole.

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Something I learned from the activity on Thursday/Friday was that the weight of the chemical is the same as the period table.

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What I learned from the activity was that the weight from the periodic table multiplied by the subscript in the formula is equivalent to the weight of the product then the amount of particles is equal to one mole.

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I learned from the experiment that if the weight of a substance is equal to the substance atomic weight on the periodic table that it would equal one mole . I also learned that weight and amount dont matter when it comes to comparing the amount of particles in two substances

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what we learned from activity is that we determined that the all the particles equal one mole with the same weight/mass in the periodic table.

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I learned that the amount of particles in a substance isn't affected by how much of the substance is there.

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I learned what was a mole and the equation for that is 6.02 x 10^23.

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I learned that the  amount of particles in a mole is 6.03 x 10^23

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Something I learned from the activity on Friday was that the weight of a product will always be similar to the product's chemical formula in the periodic table.

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something i learned from Friday is that if your product equals or is close to the atomic mass on the periodic table it will make a mole

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Something i learned from Friday is that the weight of the chemical is the same as the one in the period table and also that if they are the same amount in the periodic table then the have the same amount of particles .

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What is something you learned from the activity on Thursday/Friday?

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What is something you learned from the activity on Thursday/Friday?