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#DidYouKnow: Avogadro’s number is the number of units in one mole of a substance, or 6.02214076 × 10^23. This number is also called the Avogadro constant. It is named after the 19th-century Italian physicist Amedeo Avogadro, who found that under the same temperature and pressure, two gases with the same volume have the same number of molecules. To learn more about Mole, enroll in our full course now: bit.ly/AllAboutAtoms To cover all concepts related to Chemistry visit our playlist here: bit.ly/Chemistry_DMYT
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3 YEARS OF TRYING TO DESPERATELY UNDERSTAND THIS CONCEPT IN SCHOOL AND ON RU-vid AND ASKING FRIENDS AND NOT GETTING IT... AND IT FINALLY BEING EXPLAINED IN THESE TERMS IN 3 MINUTES!! You don't understand how happy I am right now! Thank you soooo much!!!
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I am in LOVE with this channel! Such short, clear and concise videos are very rare to find. I was struggling with the Mole Concept in class and as always, I came over here to clear my doubts. And AS USUAL, EVERYTHING IS CLEARED! Why am I not surprised? 😂 Anyway, I really love this channel and I hope u keep it up! This is such a lifesaver for students!!
10 years later, I finally understand this concept,.... because my teacher expected me to use it without being able to explain it propperly =_= gotta love school
Great video as always! Love the animation and the effort that went into this! Thanks for making such great content! This video and part 2 helped me a lot to understand the concept of moles. I would like to have a video about the formulas related to mole concept since that is bugging me...
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wow thank you so much for breaking it down like that. I did not understand anything my teacher said during a 1 hour class and in 3 minutes you made it so simple
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I am 12 yrs old and i wasn't able to learn moles by myself but later I was able when I watched ur vedios… ah I was able to calculate number of moles in a solid and solution. Thank you!🌷
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Thankyouu😭😭 for such a short and simple video.. tomorrow's my test 🥲and I wasn't able to figure out how I was gonna complete the mole concept but you made me do that in like 5 minutes.. 😜😜
Thankyou I watched this video and left for my test this video made me really helpful I hope this channel will bring a good success for those who are already being watching and taking maximum advantage from you and I appreciate that you for explaining this lesson
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I missed my class when taking mole concept so I came to youtube first video I can't understand second video is this video I am clear now thank u one subscriber added😍
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you are teaching very nice adding simplicity hence it is clear that you are an exellent teacher ,but i have a problem when a video gets over then what is the next video which i have to play i faced this problem many times
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Yes there is a difference, they are not synonyms. An atom defines a single element, like an atom of oxygen, or an atom of hydrogen. A molecule is of a compound, like H2O (water) as in, a molecule of water, or a molecule of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) A particle can be used for mixtures, like a particle of sand, dust, etc. You cannot use "atom" for a "compound" or a "mixture", as in, an atom of water/sand is wrong. But an atom of hydrogen is correct, similarly the other two terms (molecules and particle) cannot be used to define other than their respective terms listed above. Hope this helped :)
Yes, all of them are different. An atom is the smallest particle in all materials and a group of atoms are called molecules. Particles can be used in general to refer to any of these.
How can we know that in a particular substance that contain Avogadro number of atom if without knowing that count of molecules or atoms and particles present in a substance we can’t say directly that it contains 1 mole atoms
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