It also provides the conversion between the Boltzmann constant and the ideal gas constant.
This quantity was given its current name and calculated using Brownian motion by Jean-Baptiste Perrin. Its namesake observed that the volume of gas evolved by electrolysis obeyed the reaction's stoichiometry. It also provides the conversion between the Boltzmann constant and the ideal gas constant. This number of particles of gas at standard temperature and pressure occupies twenty-two point four liters, and it is the conversion factor between grams and atomic mass units. For 10 points, identify this large constant, the number of particles in a mole.
This quantity was given its current name and calculated using Brownian motion by Jean-Baptiste Perrin.
{Avogadro's} number [or {Avogadro's} constant; accept {6.02 times 10} to the {23rd}]