This number, which is equal to the amount of gas that occupies twenty-two point four liters at STP, is defined in terms of twelve grams of carbon-twelve.
This number, which is equal to the amount of gas that occupies twenty-two point four liters at STP, is defined in terms of twelve grams of carbon-twelve. Dividing the ideal gas constant by this number gives Boltzmann's constant, and dividing the Faraday constant by this number gives the fundamental charge. For 10 points, name this number equal to the number of particles in a mol, or approximately 6.022 times ten to the twenty-third.
This number, which is equal to the amount of gas that occupies twenty-two point four liters at STP, is defined in terms of twelve grams of carbon-twelve.
{Avogadro's} constant