@LegionMammal978 If you have a question, we generally prefer you just ask it instead of asking if anyone maybe knows something about the general topic - maybe someone will even come by later and answer it
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it should say
> only damn fools utilize PowerPoint's advanced AutoShape, Hyperlink, and Transition tools for the purposes of image editing, video production, and game design
According to the BIPM and Wikipedia, "amount of substance" (as measured in moles) is one of the base quantities in our system of weights and measures. Why?
I get why the mole is useful as a unit. In fact, my question isn't really about the mole at all; I just mention it because what little infor...
I am starting to study physics in detail and as I read about physical quantities, I was puzzled why mol (amount of substance) is taken as a physical quantity.
A physical quantity is any quantity which we can measure and has a unit associated with it. But a mol represents the amount of substance ...
@LegionMammal978 seriously, though, there's plenty of metrologists that will up and tell you that the concept of a base unit is only kept around for historical compatibility
One question that comes up pretty much always in introductory electromagnetism courses is Why the base unit of electrical measurements is the ampere and not the coulomb, and the usual answer is that it is more accurate, and metrologically more useful, to build electrical measurements around measu...