Mole Conversions Made Easy: How to Convert Between Grams and Moles 

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I was struggling with these conversions in my chem course but this makes everything seem so simple now! Thanks!

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The mole is important in chemistry because the mole is a form of measurement that is essential to calculating the number of atoms inside of chemicals and elements. Calculating the number of atoms in elements and chemicals is extremely important in chemicals reactions because it determines the amount of product produced. So without the mole, medicines and important substances critical to human life today would be impossible to obtain.

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I understand this part but, my teacher always confuses me because once we get the answer, we have to either round it, or put it in scientific notation. Then I get the answer wrong because I don’t know how to do that

Sir.instead of this we can use this simple eqn(No of mole=given mass/molar mass)!

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Thanks for this video! I hope it saves my chemistry grade for tomorrow’s test! It sucks because we are doing seven different ways all on one test! It includes stuff about STP, empirical formulas, percent composition, molecular formulas, ugh, half the time I don’t even know where to write the numbers at but I think you explained it sooo well! Thanks for the help!

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This was so incredibly helpful. Those practice problems really helped. I'm so happy to finally be able to do this, that I'm going to go figure out g/mol for caffeine, benzene, glucose and a bunch of others, just for fun.

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Please make more about future chapters in chemistry

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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS!!! I literally have a chemistry test tomorrow about this and I had no clue how to convert, but after watching this I completely understand now.

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Sir another question; What is the number of Oxygen atoms in 22 grams of CO2 gas ( carbon dioxide)

This is literally the best moles video i have ever watched. Definitely gonna share it with my friends!

Question: How many moles of carbon are in 125g carbon? Answer: 10.408 moles of Carbon. ID:00807

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Thank you so much!! My chemistry teacher is new to teaching, and he over explained this and I got really confused, and so did most of my class. Everyone was asking each other, "Do you get this?" and people we always say no, including me. My friend told my teacher she had no idea how to do it he re-explained it but it didn't help at all cuz the way he explained it was super confusing, so I just decided to look it up on youtube, and this video popped up, so I watched it, and wow! Converting moles is so much easier now! I didn't realize it was so simple, and I was over here thinking I was gonna fail chemistry. Thanks for the help :D

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I learned this more then 3 weeks of zoom classes

After 20 years, I was just joking with my partner, about how hard I found converting moles, in general chemistry was. In about seven minutes, I know now! Thank you for making it easy! My professors were never easy in their explanations. I felt deflated after almost every class. My only suggestion would be to have a “why does this even matter “examples at the end. Something like, “if Tesla wanted to use a certain number of moles of lithium in one battery, this is how they would figure it out.“ A great video for you to make would be something like, “how to break barriers in chemistry“ That would give students confidence in real world scenarios. If I was a chemist, and some visionary asked me to make something right after I graduated, I know I would look at him or her like a deer in headlights! Another great video for you to make would be something like “breaking barriers in chemistry “ , giving a simple blueprint that would install confidence for new graduates to push the boundaries instead of just doing ordinary modifications of chemistry that make little or no progress in the world like just another steroid drug that has one or two different molecules in order to get a different patent 🤦‍♂️

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How to find molecules in grams of atoms ( ex; no.of molecules of water in 9g of water )

thank you so much mate, i've been struggling with these conversion rates for a while now and thanks to you i finally get it! my teacher just automatically assumes that we did chem last year and know all the basics, but i just started this year and he won't explain anything. you saved me

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Is there a mistake on the Lithium page where it mentions 1 gram = 6x10^23 amu? Right under it you wrote 1 lithium atom = 6.94 amu and under that you wrote 1 mole lithium = 6.94 gr. If 1 lithium atom is 6.94 amu and 1 mole is 6x10^23 atoms, then shouldn’t 2 mole be 6x10^23x6.94 and not 6.94 gr?

Plz Help me...How many molecules are there in 25.0g of C6H12O6?...can someone help me plzz...

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Ok. I understand this part but when do we multiply or divide using Avogadro's number? That's the part I'm confused the most .

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You really helped me understand, way better than any teacher. I might even have to teach the class.

THANK YOU. My chemistry teacher is god awful at explaining this

How many moles of H20 are there in a 33 oz. bottle of drinking water?

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I watched many videos all were so confusing but this one saved me.

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2:33 gets me everytime

Thank you Sir, from one tired 45yr old mom & one frustrated 16yr old daughter!

Watching this before a test also my teacher uses 6.02 x 10 to the 23

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I understood more in one minute of this video than in three entire chemistry lectures at my university. I wonder if they teach it FUCKED UP on purpose

I still do get it

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Omg ty I’m cramming this whole unit into one night of studying cause we got a sub who isn’t exactly good at teaching. Tbf, I gave up trying to listen to him so I learn on my own but this time I didn’t have time to study. Thankfully this section is easy

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I learned more in 8 minutes then i did for 2 weeks doing this section at school

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