Avogadro constant
Definition Avogadro constant, Avogadro's number, Loschmidt’s number

Definition

Avogadro constant

[Avogadro constant] Avogadro constant, N_A : 6.022 141 99 x 10²³ mol^-1 derived from 12 grams Carbon-12

Used in physics and chemistry. The constant is the approximate number of molecular particles in a mole (electrons, ions, atoms, molecules; originally molecules, hence mol) of a substance. It is an attempt to connect physically quantum level with the macro level. 

Only in the case of 12 grams Carbon-12 the Avogadro contant correspondents most accurately with the number. In all other particles (and lesser weight of Carbon) the number is different because of relativity. This means the Avogadro number can only be a macro level quantity and not a constant or argument for quantum or relativity level, which is the case in homeopathic dilutions.

Avogadro-limit high-school level chemistry argument

[Avogadro-limit high-school level chemistry argument] This became an expression to criticize the argument that the Avogadro number is the limit for any dosage. Relativity is not taken into account in this "argument" since this was not taught at most high schools. Opponents of homeopathy will argue that Avogadro's number is one of the laws of chemistry which cannot be united with the dilutions of homeopathy

Avogadro number

[Avogadro number] Synonym of Avogadro constant

Avogadro's constant

[Avogadro's constant] Synonym of Avogadro constant

Avogadro's hypothesis

[Avogadro's hypothesis] Name from Amadeo Avogadro (1776–1856), who proposed in 1811 the Avogadro's hypothesis as base for the Avogadro constant

Avogadro's number

[Avogadro's number] Synonym of Avogadro constant

Loschmidt’s number

[Loschmidt’s number] Loschmidt’s number, L; sometimes used instead of Avogadro constant

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