

How big is a mole?
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9th - 12th Grade
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Brian Deller
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How big is a mole?
Not the furry kind.

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Multiple Choice
How many donuts are in a dozen
2
12
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6.02x1023
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Multiple Choice
How many donuts are in a baker's dozen?
2
12
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6.02x1023
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Multiple Choice
How many donuts are in a mole?
2
12
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6.02x1023
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Multiple Choice
Why is a number like Avogadro's Number, which is 6.02x1023 need quantify an amount of atoms?
Scientist like crazy numbers
atoms and molecules are so small that it requires a stupendous amount of them so we can observe or measure them.
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Multiple Choice
A mole of any item, has what number of those items?
6.02x1023
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Multiple Choice
Which of the follow best explains what the 1023 in 6.02x1023 ?
it is part of scientific notation and it means there are 23 decimal places after the decimal.
it is part of scientific notation and it means there are 23 decimal places after the 2 in the 6.02.
it means 10 in multiplied 23 times.
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Multiple Choice
If you have 2.5 moles of carbon. How many total atoms of carbon is there?
6.02x1023 ÷2.5
(2.5 x 6.02) x1023
2.5 (6.02x1023)
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Multiple Choice
How many moles is 7.11x1024 atoms of Ca?
6.02x1023 ×7.11x1024 =moles
7.11x1024 ÷6.02x1023=Moles
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Multiple Choice
Butane gas produce mole310kJ of energy when burned What does the measurement mole310kJ mean?
Note: Kj means kilojoules and is a unit of energy.
For every 6.022x1023 molecules of butane produces 310kJ of energy.
For every 6.022x1023 grams of butane produces 310kJ of energy.
For every 310kJ of energy 6.022x1023 molecules of butane are produces .
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How can the mole be used in to help us understand chemistry?
Let's review a few facts.
Atoms and molecules are unimaginably small.
"there a there are more molecules in a bottle of water then there are bottles of water in all the oceans on earth
Even more mind bending:
There are 1.67 x 1021 or 1.67 sextillion water molecules in a drop of water.
There are 5.01 x 1021 or about 5 sextillion atoms in a drop of water.
These numbers are incomprehensible to our human brains.
Yet, as chemistry students, we need to understand and use atoms and molecules to all the time.
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Mass and moles-atoms
Here is how we measure our moles.
It turns out the the atomic mas of any element in grams is 1 mole of that element.
So, the atomic mass of carbon is 12.011 amu.
Therefore, 12.011g of carbon = 1 mole or 6.022x1023atoms of carbon.
Calcium has an atomic mass of 40.08 amu so 1 mole of Ca has a mass of 40.08g
Let's have you practice.
Mass andMoles
It's easier to measure mass then to try to count the individual particles.
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Multiple Choice
Which element will have a molar mass of 35.453g per mole?
chlorine
bromine
irridium
potassium
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Multiple Choice
I mole of iron (Fe) has what mass in grams?
26g
81.845g
55.845g
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Multiple Choice
What is the mass of 2 moles of the element oxygen (O)?
16g
31.998g
24.00g
63.996g
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Multiple Choice
The element nitrogen (N) has a molar mass of 14.007g per mole. What is the mass of 1/2 of a mole of nitrogen?
7.004g
6.022x1023 ÷2
14.007g
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Moles and Mass-compounds
Definition of molar mass- The mass in grams of any element or compound is equal to 1 mole.
Nitrogen gas has the molecular formula of N2. The molar mass can be calculated by:
atomic mass of nitrogen= 14.007amu, Since there are 2 nitrogen atoms in the formula N2, 14.007 x2 = 28.014. Simply write this as a molar mass like this: 28.014g N2 per mole or 28.014/mole.
Another example:
table salt has a formula of NaCl. To find the molar mass add the atomic mass of Na and Cl and then write as grams per mole.
Na= 22.990amu
Cl= +35.453amu
58.443g per mole or 58.443g
mole
Let's try some practice problems.
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct way to find the molar mass of ammonia with the formula of NH3?
H= 1.008
N+14.007
15.015gNH3
mole
H= 3(1.008)=3.024
N= +14.007
17.031g NH3
mole
H= 1.008
N+14.007
3(15.015gNH3)
mole
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Multiple Choice
Find the molar mass of potassium oxide with the formula K2O.
110.194g K2O
mole
71.096g K2O
mole
94.195g K2O
mole
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Summary
So why moles?
We measure moles by mass because mass is easy to measure in lab.
It would be impossible to count individual atoms or molecules because they are so small.
If we could count atoms of molecules at a rate of 10 million per second it it would take 2 billion years to the atoms in one mole. Who has that kind of time?
Moles be crazy!
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Multiple Select
Select all the answers that best explains why we measure moles by find the mass?
mass is easy to measure and calculate.
Individual atoms and molecules are too small to measure.
Since atoms are so small it would take forever to count 1 mole of them.
How big is a mole?
Not the furry kind.

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