the mole is the unit used to count particles*the use: avogados # to convert b/w
amount in moles & # of particles* solve: prob convert b/w mass, amount in
moles and # of particles using avogados 3 and mm* the SI unit for amount is
called the mole(mol) a mole is the # of atoms in exactly 12 g of carbon 12*
scientist use the mole to make counting large # of particles easier* the # of part.
in a mole is avogados #. Av# is 6.02214199 x 10^23 units/mole* the mole used
to count given # of particle, whether they are atoms/molecules/ formula units,
ions, e-, or building blocks *the mole is just one kind of counting unit: 1 doz= 12
objects, 1 hour=3600 sec, 1 mole=6.022x10^23part* counting units are used
to make converson factors* the conversion factor of factor label
6.022 x 10 ^ 23 part.
1 mol
= 1 or the inverse *all conversion factors are = to 1so u
can use them to convert amoung diff units *u can tell which conversion factor
to use because the needed conversion factor should cancel units of the given
quantity to give u the units of the answer or the unknown quantity*any factor-
label can be written two ways
mm= find atomic mass of the element in g & X it by the quantity of the element
mm = g atomic mass , g molecule mass , g
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- Spring '08
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- Atom, Mole, International System of Units, in2, conversion factor, convert b/w mass
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