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Amount of Substance and the Mole

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Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation Various Chemistry Research Topics Chemistry and Stereochemistry Studies

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The unit mole is very familiar amongst both chemists and physicists, but the name of the corresponding quantity 'amount of substance' is not so familiar and the concept is still a source of difficulty for many students. This paper reviews and clarifies these concepts and also discusses the definition of the unit mole, and its possible revision.

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2006A.1 International System of Units

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