Mole

• Mole Concept - A useful way to express how much of a substance there is.
• Two Components of measurment: Magnitude in numbers and the unit which the magnitude is expressed.
• Mole - A count of sizable number of particles.
• Mole - A substance that contains exactly 6.02 x 10^23 particles.
• 6.022x10^23 - Known as the avogadro's constant denoted by the symbol 'NA'
• The number of moles of a substance in a

  given pure sample can be represented by the

  following formula:

  n = N/NA
• German chemist Wilhelm Ostwald coined the

  term "mole," which he derived from the Latin word moles,

  which means "a heap or pile."
• Atomic Mass - Mass of a single atom of an element, Expressed as atomic mass units or AMU.
• Molecular Mass - The total atomic masses of an element's constituent

  elements make up its molecular mass.
• Molar Mass - It is defined as the total mass of one mole of the

  substance. It is often represented as ‘grams per mole’

  (g/mol).