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[Keenan]

Explain like I'm five, please.

Okay... So a mole is a unit of measurement. It is about equal to 6.023 * 10^23, making today, 10/23, Mole day. This is such a large number, that it's used to count molecules. One mole is about 18 ml of water, and greater than the total number of grains of sand in the world.

It's a big number.

 

[Jake]

Explain like I'm five, please.

it's some **** to do with chemistry

 

[Brad]

Okay... So a mole is a unit of measurement. It is about equal to 6.023 * 10^23, making today, 10/23, Mole day. This is such a large number, that it's used to count molecules. One mole is about 18 ml of water, and greater than the total number of grains of sand in the world.

It's a big number.

Oh, okay.

 

[Mary]

Not for long

 

[Mary]

srry about that

 

[Brad]

Please, don't double post.

 

[Nique]

Nyan~

 

[Mary]

nooo my turn

 

[Rover AC]

it's some **** to do with chemistry

Mole is used to measure mass (I think) and molecules. Also a mole is a "starter" (talk about it liek it's Pokemans) unit, along with seconds, meter, kilogram and amp. Other units of measurements derive from these units, for example, grams and centimetres as centimetres (as you know) are used to measure one unit out of one-hundred. So basically these were derived from their original units to make it easier to measure things because (as Keenan said) one mole is about 18 ml of water, and greater than the total number of grains of sand in the world. So it would be almost impossible to calculate mass on that scale. And it's actually Physics not Chemistry.

 

[Keenan]

Mole is used to measure mass (I think) and molecules. Also a mole is a "starter" (talk about it liek it's Pokemans) unit, along with seconds, meter, kilogram and amp. Other units of measurements derive from these units, for example, grams and centimetres as centimetres (as you know) are used to measure one unit out of one-hundred. So basically these were derived from their original units to make it easier to measure things because (as Keenan said) one mole is about 18 ml of water, and greater than the total number of grains of sand in the world. So it would be almost impossible to calculate mass on that scale. And it's actually Physics not Chemistry.

Besically everything here is right, except it is used in chemistry. It's used for counting molecules, something very important in chemistry.

 

[Brad]

SCIENCE MOFOS!!!!

 

[Jake]

I dropped out of chemistry lol

 

[Brad]

But.... Science.... Mofos....

 

[Jake]

It's k I still do Physics, biology, and marine studies LOL

 

[Elijo]

I want to do Chemistry now! They don't do this subject at my school. Two more years till high school! Can't wait!

 

[Jake]

It sux trust me

 

[Elijo]

But hey, at least I need to try. :3

 

[Brad]

But hey, at least I need to try. :3

Yeah, High School is lame.

 

[Elijo]

Yeah, High School is lame.

At least I'll try when I get there. :3

 

[Brad]

At least I'll try when I get there. :3

That's the spirit.

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Oh that poor, poor, girl.