Hom many hours do you spend at Anandtech forums?

[Mem]

I spend about 35 hours or more aweek "what a sad life I live"

 

[prodigy]

Waaaaayyyy too many.

 

[ltk007]

What prodigy said

 

[Valhalla1]

1.24453

 

[snow patrol]

What Evan said.

 

[Wedesdo]

12.011 * 6.02^10*23...

Ring a bell?

 

[geno]

put it this way - it gets me through my afternoons at school and my 24 hours at work


i.e. waaaaay too much

 

[DarkRipper]

A couple, here or there.


DR

 

[squirrel dog]

maybe 3hours tops,a week.Neffing isnt 4me.

 

[Farbio]

way too f'ing many!!!


but then again, it is definitely something to do to pass the time when i should be doing other much more productive things

 

[kduncan5]

Not nearly enough! -kd5-

 

[Viper GTS]

40+ at a bare minimum. This week I'll be spending 64 just at work, & probably another 6 or so at home.

Viper GTS

 

[Yeeny]

What snow patrol said.

 

[Schola]

What others have said, way too much.
Schola

 

[snow patrol]

We're all such losers, hey?

 

[Gizmology]

Who cares.

-Giz

 

[prodigy]

Not all of us snowpatrol, only those diamond members are losers.

 

[snow patrol]

Naaa, the diamond members are just losers who have been here a little longer than the golden or senior losers (in most cases any way!)

 

[ltk007]

Damn those diamond members

 

[Pretender]

<< 12.011 * 6.02^10*23... >>


I don't remember exactly what element that is (I'm pretty sure it's carbon), but uh, what're you trying to say? What's all this molar crap gotta do with anything?

 

[Impact55]

carbon's atomic mass and Avogadro's number .

 

[Pretender]

I know that's the number of particles in a mole, I was just asking what it had to do with anything.

 

[ltk007]

Wouldn't you have to convert the atomic mass of carbon into moles first then divide it by Avogadro's number to find the number of atoms in a X amount of carbon?

 

[Pretender]

Nope, a mole is simply that amount (quantity, not mass) of particles. Whether it be carbon atoms, or CO2 molecules, a mole is simply 6.02x10^23 of that particle.

So 1 mole of C would be 12g, whereas 1 mole of O would be 16g, and 1 mole of CO2 would be 44g.

 

[ltk007]

Oh yeah, its already in mol form

I don't know, I'm on to stoiciometry and I forget all this