Número de Avogadro

Número de Avogadro

El número de átomos en 12 gramos del carbono 12. El número de átomos en un átomo-gramo (masa en gramos numéricamente igual al peso atómico) o el número de moléculas en una molécula-gramo (masa en gramos numéricamente igual al peso molecular.)

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