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Reaction Rates Using Moles
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What does a mole count in chemistry?

Particles like atoms or molecules

How many particles are in one mole?

About 6.02×10236.02 \times 10^{23}

Which unit is a mole compared to in the note?

Dozen

What is the formula for rate using reactant in moles?

Moles UsedTime\frac{\text{Moles Used}}{\text{Time}}

How do you calculate rate using product formed?

Product molesTime\frac{\text{Product moles}}{\text{Time}}

What is the unit for rate of reaction using moles?

mol/s

What does mol/s tell us?

Moles used or formed per second

Why is using moles helpful in chemistry?

It counts particles involved

What level does using moles help us understand?

Molecular level

What can be used instead of moles to measure rate?

Grams or cubic centimetres

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