Write a short historical account of the discovery of the avogadro’s number. in this account, include the roles of gay-lussac, avogadro, cannizzaro, and perrin.
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Below is a short historical account of the discovery of the Avogadro's number, including a definition of what this number represents.
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The Avogadro's Number - Definition
The Avogadro's number represents the number of units in one mole in a substance. These units may be atoms, electrons, molecules or ions.
The Avogadro's Number - Historical Account
Year: 1808 - Gay-Lussac claimed that two gases, when reacting, the volumes of products and reactants were in whole number ratios; this being one of the fundamental laws of gases (the Combining Volumes Law)Year: 1811 - Avogadro considered that Gay-Lussac's Law of Combining Gases was the key to understand molecular constituency better. Based on this law, he then stated that, at a given temperature and pressure, gas volume would be proportional to the number of molecules or atoms no matter what the nature of the gas is. Year: 1860 - Cannizzaro used Avogadro's hypothesis to come up with a set of atomic weights, which was based on one-sixth of the atomic weight of the oxygen, providing the foundations for more accurately made estimations for the Avogadro's number throughout the following one hundred years.Year 1909 - Perrin coined the name Avogadro's number and gave it a definition: the number of molecules in thirty-two grams of carbon 12. He honored Avogradro due to the contributions he had made about the topic.Ответ:
14 _10 #sd × 13