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1. After watching the videos find one large scale example of how big the quantity of a mole is. - See above for an example, as well as the examples that are provided in the video. - Avogadro's Number: 1 mole of anything = 6.02 x 10^23 of anything 2. In your post, include the following: 1. One example large scale example of how big the quantity of a mole is. - You may not repeat any of the examples that are in the video. - You may not repeat any of your classmate's examples. 2. Explain why we do not use the quantity of the mole in everyday life (i.e. why is it not practical to have a mole of something that we can see?).

          1. After watching the videos find one large scale example of how big the
quantity of a mole is.
- See above for an example, as well as the examples that are provided in the video.
- Avogadro's Number: 1 mole of anything = 6.02 x 10^23 of anything
2. In your post, include the following:
1. One example large scale example of how big the quantity of a mole is.
- You may not repeat any of the examples that are in the video.
- You may not repeat any of your classmate's examples.
2. Explain why we do not use the quantity of the mole in everyday life (i.e. why is it not practical to have a mole of something that we can see?).

1. After watching the videos find one large scale example of how big the
quantity of a mole is.
- See above for an example, as well as the examples that are provided in the video.
- Avogadro's Number: 1 mole of anything = 6.02 x 10^23 of anything
2. In your post, include the following:
1. One example large scale example of how big the quantity of a mole is.
- You may not repeat any of the examples that are in the video.
- You may not repeat any of your classmate's examples.
2. Explain why we do not use the quantity of the mole in everyday life (i.e. why is it not practical to have a mole of something that we can see?).

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