Title

Calculating Avogadro's Number

Series Title

Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory

Course Title

Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory

Authors

Maria Ballester, Nova Southeastern UniversityFollow
Victor Castro Ph.D., Nova Southeastern UniversityFollow

Files

Publication Date

1-2023

Description

The value of Avogadro's number is found by using kinetic theory along with (a) the volume change upon sublimation of a small quantity of dry ice (CO₂), and (b) the diffusion length, as a function of time, of iodine in air at a certain temperature.

Disciplines

Physical Sciences and Mathematics

Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License

Copyright Statement

© Maria Ballester, Ph.D. and Victor Castro, Ph.D.

Rights

These labs are for educational purposes only. All credit should be cited to the author, Dr. Maria Ballester, and Nova Southeastern University. To obtain permission to use these labs beyond the rights granted here, please contact Dr. Maria Ballester, mballest@nova.edu

Instructor Manual

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Recommended Citation

Ballester, Maria and Castro, Victor Ph.D., "Calculating Avogadro's Number" (2023). Biophysical Chemistry Laboratory Manual. 4.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/biophysical_chemistry_lab/4