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Can somebody explain Avogadro's Number?
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6.022*10^23 is the number of molecules per mole of an element
So if you read 1 mole of water, In your head think 6.0*10^23 molecules in a glass of water.
So a mole is the same for any element or substance?
yes. 1 mole of oxygen is the same as 1 mole of neon same as 1 mole of sustance
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uhhhh......only in chemical problems lol.
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Your welcome.....
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