7 # 3 G 8 4 1 mole CH₁₂0= 1 mole Fe₂(Cro), = g Fe, (CrO₂), -9 C₂H,₂06 10. Avogadro's constant was not actually discovered by Avogadro. Who actually calculated Avogadro's constant and when? 11. Why did the discoverer name the constant after Avogadro? What is Avogadro famous for? < 1 of 1 DELL & A 9 6 1 mole Pb(C₂H₂0₂) = g Pb(C₂H₂0₂)4

7 # 3 G 8 4 1 mole CH₁₂0= 1 mole Fe₂(Cro), = g Fe, (CrO₂), -9 C₂H,₂06 10. Avogadro's constant was not actually discovered by Avogadro. Who actually calculated Avogadro's constant and when? 11. Why did the discoverer name the constant after Avogadro? What is Avogadro famous for? < 1 of 1 DELL & A 9 6 1 mole Pb(C₂H₂0₂) = g Pb(C₂H₂0₂)4

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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