I know that the mole is widely used in chemistry instead of units of mass or volume as a convenient way to express amounts of reactants or of products of chemical reactions.
I'm wondering why people in chemistry still excessively use it for their measurement? To be backward-compatible and consis...
In chemistry, the unit "mole" is used in many places, and is an important tool when working with quantities.
I have not seen it used elsewhere--for example, we never count people or TVs with the unit.
What makes the mole so useful in chemistry, and why isn't it used elsewhere?
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Having just made a batch of meringues,I am now left with lots of egg yolks, can I use them in recipes that ask for "eggs" i.e cakes and tray bakes. Is the white of the egg needed in the baking process ?
