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3 years ago

What is the relationship that exist between the mole molar mass and avogadro number?

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Avogadros number is the definition of a mole. SO a mole is 1 avogadros number of atoms. molar mass is how much 1 avogadros number of atoms weighs. each element on the periodic table has a different mass, so 1 mole of each of the elements has a different molar mass.

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