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Whatis the SI unit used by chemists to measure the amount of an element or substance
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Whatis the SI unit used by chemists to measure the amount of an element or substance

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Answer:

mole

Step-by-step explanation:

just cause

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The answer is Mole, but send me a message if you need the equation for how to get it
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