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The mole made measurable — stoichiometry you can weigh.
Chemistry becomes exact when you count atoms by weighing them. These simulations model the real analytical bench — an electronic balance, a gas syringe, a heating curve — so students derive empirical formulae, molar masses and water of crystallisation from instrument readings, and watch systematic errors (incomplete reaction, product loss, decomposition) push the measured value off the ideal integer.
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