This is a thread about moles and chemistry.
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This is a thread about moles and chemistry.
the naked mole rats that are immune to pain?
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They make a one-one comparison with grams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jessweeee♪
1 mol = 6.023E23 atoms/molecules/ions/formula units
1 gram = 6.023E23 Atomic Metric Units (AMU)
Problem solved.
1 gram = 1 mol of AMU? :p
A mole is just a number like pi or e (though a very big one at that), don't think of it as anything more than that and you'll have no problem :p
Technically, moles are amounts of something. The constant used in determining moles is more rightfully called Avogadro's number.
When I learned it, moles were also represented as the variable "n" in equations.
Moles are pretty awesome.
Chemistry not so much xD
haha this is what my chem class is covering now and what you do with them lol it took me like a week to get it. now i got it down... mostly
moles are great...the amu is equal to a mole in g and it makes things so much easier with every other calculation you have to make...oh chemistry, how I miss it (yeah i'm crazy so what :P)
Funny how math gives me trouble in chemistry but not in my math class :cry:
What kind of math, Jesse?
Moles are fine.
Its just the kilamoles you have to worry about. :p
Let's blow up the moles with Chemistry!
Seriously though, Chimistry math is just a nudge above PreCalculus math. I hated it, fricken converting tables that you have to solve to do another fricken table. Which in the grand scheme of things leads to another table!
micromoles are a nice unit :p
I don't see how chemistry is comparable to precal. The only difficult thing is knowing constants and variables. else it's basic algebra xD
Did no one get my joke!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vivisteiner
Kilamole = Killer mole.
Geddit?
Awww...you should be roffling by now.
It's not, as you said. It's more aptly compared to Algebra II. The worst thing anyone has to do in high school is logarithms to get pH from molarity (if that). No limits, no sequences, no major charting or graphing work. Second and third order reactions might cause a little sniffle here and there, but nothing mind-bending, nothing quite like Pre-Calc.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
Memorization of constants is Kindergarten level work.