So I have 16.3g of Sulfur, how many atoms?
Answer is 16.3 x 1mol/32.07g x 6.022x10^23/1 mol = 3.06x10^23 atoms.
My question is, I have been given two formulas and it isn't expanded on much:
6.022x10^23/1 mol
1 mol/6.022x10^23
What is the difference between the two? The example just says to use the first formula. Is it because I have 16.3g of S? If I had 16.3 mol of S, would I use the second formula to convert to amu?
So 16.3 mol x 1 mol/32.07 x 1/6.022x10^23?
LMAO...chemistry.
There isn't a difference. Both are the same way to write 1.
Fu*k chemistry.
Best discipline of chemistry.
But if I use the second formula, I get 8.44.
And Chemistry is fun.
You utilize the first expression because it divides two identical SI units.
mol/mol = 1
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So I have 16.3g of Sulfur, how many atoms?
Answer is 16.3 x 1mol/32.07g x 6.022x10^23/1 mol = 3.06x10^23 atoms.
My question is, I have been given two formulas and it isn't expanded on much:
6.022x10^23/1 mol
1 mol/6.022x10^23
What is the difference between the two? The example just says to use the first formula. Is it because I have 16.3g of S? If I had 16.3 mol of S, would I use the second formula to convert to amu?
So 16.3 mol x 1 mol/32.07 x 1/6.022x10^23?
Tali's sweat.
It's been a while, but I think molar mass is also involved.
I'm glad I could be helpful in absolutely no way at all.
Today I added Blueberry flavoring to my Dr. Pepper at Noodle Bowl.
Because Chemistry!
P.S. It was delicious!
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You should give us the actual question: what is it asking for?
You should give us the actual question: what is it asking for?
Isn't it obvious? If Naughty Bear has 16.3 grams of sulfur, how many atoms does it take to make simfanSP into a zebra?
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
Isn't it obvious? If Naughty Bear has 16.3 grams of sulfur, how many atoms does it take to make simfanSP into a zebra?
Well, I...see, it's...that is...hmm.
Guest_simfamUP_*
Isn't it obvious? If Naughty Bear has 16.3 grams of sulfur, how many atoms does it take to make simfanSP into a zebra?
OWA's thighs.
As a catalyst that is...
Don't know about the atoms
Kind of a lot I guess
You should give us the actual question: what is it asking for?
It's like Jeopardy - he gives the question, it's up to us to respond in the form of a question.
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
It's like Jeopardy - he gives the question, it's up to us to respond in the form of a question.
But why didn't you?
Edit: What I did there, do you see?
But why didn't you?
Edit: What I did there, do you see?
Chemistry is the reason I am struggling in Bio II
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Allow me to continue my trend with a:
lulwat?
Chemistry is the reason I am struggling in Bio II
What chemistry are you doing in biology?
I took 2 years of chemistry and organic chemistry in college. Might as well not have taken it because I don't remember anything.
Allow me to continue my trend with a:
lulwat?
What chemistry are you doing in biology?
UGH. THE WORST KIND.
OCHEM and its nasty cousin Cellular and Molecular Biology are what broke me on staying a Biology major.
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
UGH. THE WORST KIND.
OCHEM and its nasty cousin Cellular and Molecular Biology are what broke me on staying a Biology major.
I'm laughing but it's bewilderment.
Oh, that's truly sad. OChem>All (and Cell Bio is fascinating).
What chemistry are you doing in biology?
Biology is based in chemistry
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
Biology is based in chemistry
Spoiler
Believe me I understand that (except for the hydrogen part, I think you mean the universe there), but what chemistry are you actually doing?
A disheartening portion of the Gen Bio at my school was rote memorization and had very little to do with chemistry.
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