Concept explainers
To explain: The comparison between the one mole of atoms and one dozen eggs.
Answer to Problem 52R
For a substance, the number of units are more in case of 1 mol than 1 dozen.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The words ‘Dozen’, ‘Score’ and ‘Mole’ are used to describe the specific number of atoms or units.
For specify the counting of things, following conversion are given below,
12 marshmallows = 1 dozen marshmallows
20 marshmallows = 1 score of marshmallows
The words ‘Dozen’, ‘Score’ and ‘Mole’ are used to describe the specific number of atoms.
Conclusion:
Thus, one mole has more units than one dozen.
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