How is the mole used by chemists?
The mole allows scientists to properly measure the amounts and balance the charges of each element that should be present in each compound.
The mole allows scientists to perform experiments such as chemical reactions more effectively by allowing the number of atoms in an equation to be the same.
The mole allows scientists to measure samples of substances that cannot be seen (by converting the amount of particles to grams).
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