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Quantative Chemistry
Moles & Mass
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A
mole
is the unit we use to measure the amount of chemicals we have.
1
mole of any substance means 6.02x10^23 particles.
Avogadros constant (6.02x10^23) means that the mass of any substance will be the same number as that substance's relative atomic mass in grams.
The number of moles in a sample = mass of that
element
or compound /
Mr
Remember: Mr
Massive Mole
to remember the equation
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