SOLUTION: An example in Chemistry is Avogadro’s number, which tells how many atoms, or molecules make up one mole of a substance. (A mole is just a unit of measurement like a g
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Question 1136957: An example in Chemistry is Avogadro’s number, which tells how many atoms, or molecules make up one mole of a substance. (A mole is just a unit of measurement like a gallon). Write this number in standard form to see why Scientific Notation is preferred in this case.