Can someone please help me with this problem? Thanks in advance ) How many moles of aluminum do 6.5×1024 aluminum atoms represent?
Yes you can, but you can also learn new stitches which very easy, I had 3 crochet teaching DVDs they helped me alot, you can't imagin how easy it is to learn new stitches and the DVDs are very clear and helpful I bought them from amazon n they are: crochet fashions in motion crochet stitches in motion I can't believe I'm crocheting! in motion all of these DVDs are Leisure Arts Production I hope they Help, there is so many informations in them and good projects too.
yes you canyou can even get a different look by doing the single crochet through the two loops or just doing a single crochet through one loop (for instance always using the back loop would create a ridge) so you could even create a pattern by doing 10 stitches through both loops then 10 stitches in back loops, and repeating the pattern.
Hi: Yes you canFirst make a 4 X 4 inch square out of single crochet stitches and count the stitches in one row and column a divide them by 4 ( this will determend the Number of stitches per inch ) than determened How big your blanet is going to be For example a 4 X 4 was row 20 and Column 20 stitches 20/4 Row stitch per inch 5 20/4 column stitch per inch 5 So 5 stitches per inch for both the row and the column and your blanket is going to be 12 foot by 12 foot long then: Row (1212 )5 Column (1212)5 1445 Row 720 stitches 144 5 Column 720 stiches or 518,400 stitches So Chain 720 Stitches and than do single crochet stitches afterwards until 720 columns are doneTake your time and Quit after doing about 10,000 stitches per day in about 52 days you should be done hope this helps.
conversion factors 6.5 x 10^24 atoms Al X (1 mol Al)/ (6.022 x 10^23 atoms Al) This means for every one mole of Aluminum, there are 6.022 x 10^23 atomsThe number you get once doing the math is the in molesIt is approx10.794 mol Al dont forget sigdigitsround to 2 significant figuresso it would be about 11 moles of Aluminum.
yes you canIf you can do a treble crochet stitch - then this stitch is the sole one you useat the beginning of each row do 3 chain stitches then do your treble in each previous trble in the last rowAt the end of the row do 2 trebles in the last stitchthis helps to keep the rug going straight and not get a diagonal pull to itJust check that each row has the same number of trebles in itI tried to explain a treble but found it too hard to describeI suggest you google crochet and search around to find pictures of crochet stitches It's easy to learnI taught myself.
