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Chemistry, 11.01.2022 04:30 richtercatrina16

A mole of table sugar (sucrose, C12H220,1) is 342.3 g. A mole of table salt (sodium chloride, NaCl) is 58.45 g. What does the difference in macroscopic size of a mole of sugar and a mole of salt suggest about their microscopic representative particles? Considering the size of a mole of these materials, why do you think chemists use the concept of moles when dealing with macroscopic quantities?

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