alleryWhat does one mole of a substance represent?
AA fixed mass for every substance
BA fixed count of entities
CA fixed volume for every substance
DA fixed number of chemical types
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A fixed count of entities
The mole specifies an amount by the number of entities it contains.
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