Moles of atoms/photons
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Moles of atoms/photons
In general, when the question asks to calculate the number of moles of atoms or moles of photons, do you multiply by Avagadro's constant or divide by it?
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Re: Moles of atoms/photons
I'm not sure if this answers your question, but if you have 1 e-, you would divide by 6.022*10^23 to find the moles of e-
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Re: Moles of atoms/photons
It depends on the problem, like what you're given and what you're converting to.
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Re: Moles of atoms/photons
It really does depend on the question but if you solve for an amount of atoms/photons and you're trying to convert it to moles, you would most likely divide by Avogadro's number.
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