Atoms per Mass

Calculates the number of atoms in a certain mass of a chemical element. Enter mass, unit and element. The number is put out in scientific notation (ten to the power of), as numeral and in mole. One mole are 6.02214085774 * 10²³ particles, this is the Avogadro constant. At this amount of particles, the carbon isotope C 12 has the mass of 12 grams.

Example: one troy ounce of gold (element 79), which are 31.1034768 grams, contains about 9.5097 * 10²² or 95.1 sextillion gold atoms, a bit more than one seventh mole.