Celebrate International Mole Day!

Yep, we’re coming up on International Mole Day! Mole Day will be celebrated on October 23rd, from 6:02 am to 6:02 pm. (The reasons for that will become clear in a moment.) This day honors Amadeo Avogadro and his constant, 6.022 x 10^23. The Mole is a specific measure of atoms, such that there are 6.022 x 10^23 atoms in a mole.

As a Chemistry student, I am celebrating on Friday the 22nd. I have to make a mole (a small, furry stuffed creature) for a test grade, and I’m also making Chicken Molé (get it? Haha!) for 3 assignment grades - this will raise my final grade 6 points (for example, go from a 91 to a 97) .

So… what are YOU doing for Mole Day?


SanibelMan – The Man From Sanibel
“I like Florida; everything is in the eighties. The temperatures, the ages, and the IQs.”
– George Carlin

I picked at an annoying mole once…

Just pissed the critter of even more…


Yer pal,
Satan

Supposedly you can fit avagadros number on a licence plate somehow, how would you show an exponent?

I have somewhat less tha Avagadro’s number of moles in my back yard.

Sanibel, do you by any chance have a chem. teacher named Muller?

Nope. My chem teacher is Lewton.
Why?


SanibelMan – The Man From Sanibel
“I like Florida; everything is in the eighties. The temperatures, the ages, and the IQs.”
– George Carlin

6E23


The Cat In The Hat

Does playing Whack-A-Mole count, or is that considered blasphemous?

Isaac Asimov once said that there are two ways to identify a chemist:

  1. Have him pronounce “unionized”

  2. Ask him, “Define a mole.”

(Be sure to shut him up after the first half hour.)

I plan to dedicate the nasty, black hair that grows out of my mole to chemists around the world.

Please, don’t thank me. It’s my pleasure.


Men are from Mars, women are from Venus, dogs are from Pluto. - Anonymous

Well, I plan to make guaca-mole, using 6.022 “avocadros”…


Modest? You bet I’m modest! I am the queen of modesty!