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thank you chemistNATE :)
nazirAFG10 4 days ago
i thank you :D
hyperlegs499 2 weeks ago
When do we use 6.02x10^23?
twinkililie 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from chemistNATE
My teacher makes us do it her way or we get points off ): but this video helped a lot , i'll use it to check my work ! thanks sooo much.
prettylittleliargurl 1 month ago
thanks so much
mdarren135 1 month ago
Please do more! You know how to simplify things so well. Thank you so much for the help.
M3Monica 4 months ago
khan explains it a little better
gittygittygoo1012 6 months ago
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The relativ atom mass is to handel with (g/mol=x*10^-36) for the exactly molecularmass and so the exactly ratio.
Example: The molecular mass divide by the number of atoms and then to ratiomasses you want.
getdown1983 9 months ago
great!!! I like it, I understood it already, thanks for your videos!!
35413541ful 1 year ago
It's called avagadros number
AlienClubrider 1 year ago
when do you use
6.022 (times) 10(to the) 23(power)
i think its called the agrasomethinoranotherwordthatstartswithanA
NeonNeutron 1 year ago
@NeonNeutron Avogadro's number that is
Dyograph 11 months ago
How to do you calculate the mass of grams?
AyOitzthao 1 year ago 3
@AyOitzthao The mass will probably be given to you. It may be in units other than grams (for example, kilograms or pounds).
OR, if the question is more complicated, they may ask you to calculate the mass from density and volume, if both of those are given....I will try to make a video about that soon, thanks for the idea!
chemistNATE 1 year ago
@chemistNATE when its with density/volume dont u divide tht number by 1000?
hyperlegs499 2 weeks ago