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Who was that guy? And why does he get his own number AND his own special day?
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It's October 23, which means it is officially MOLE DAY!
Mole Day is celebrated every year on October 23rd from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m. in honor of Avogadro's number, or the mole, a unit of measurement for 6.02 x 10 to the 23rd molecules!
How are you celebrating Mole Day today?
In elementary school, I learned about science in the same manner that many did, through using a textbook and accompanying worksheets, writing down definitions, sometimes taking field trips and learning from local scientists about what they do. https://t.co/qLe9tQbYuk
Read my review of Mole & Tell by @cathyapayne Who knew there’s a Nat’l Mole Day celebrating Avagadro’s # from 6:02 am-6:02 on 10/23? Thx for providing a digital copy of this book, useful for a wide variety of ages/purposes, @SciNaturally! https://t.co/xlP5qMaulH
Going back to school with Catherine and John Payne's "Mole and Tell" encourages students to learn and share their knowledge.
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I have but two words to describe Avogadro's Number
Holy moley!
"Mole and Tell", by Cathy and John Payne introduces an expansive subject in an inviting way.
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From John and Catherine Payne, "Mole and Tell", illustrated by Elisa Rocchi, teaches readers about the concept of the mol!
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