question archive The relationship is that Avogadro's number is the exact number of atoms / molecules / Ions of a certain substance that creates exactly 1 mole
The relationship is that Avogadro's number is the exact number of atoms / molecules / Ions of a certain substance that creates exactly 1 mole
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The relationship is that Avogadro's number is the exact number of atoms / molecules / Ions of a certain substance that creates exactly 1 mole.
One mole of any substance contains ##6.022 * 10^(23)## atoms, ions, or molecules of that substance.
Just like how there's 12 in a dozen or 2 in a pair. 4 Dozens would be 48. 4 Pairs would be 8.
Avogadro's number (##6.0221413 * 10^(23)##) is the number that defines a single mole.
4 Moles would be ##4 * (6.0221413 * 10^(23))##
To use moles in science is fairly similar to using dozen or pairs.
A dozen fluorine atoms is 12. A pair of fluorine atoms is 2. A mole of fluorine atoms is ##6.0221413 * 10^(23)##
Moles is just a standard way of quantifying the number of atoms because counting atoms themselves is simply impossible.
