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If a grain of sand is 1mm long how many miles would a mole of grains of sand reach?
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∙ 14y ago
A mole equals 6.022415×1023 so the line of sand would be 6.022415×1023 mm long.
This is equal to 6.022415×1018 km or 3.7419852437x1018 miles (3.742 exa miles or 3.742 quintillion miles).
In it's full form this is three quintillion, seven hundred and forty one quadrillion, nine hundred and eighty five trillion, two hundred and forty three billion, seven hundred million miles, or a very long way indeed.
To put that figure into context, the distance from the Earth to the sun is 92.960 x106 miles (ninety two million miles) so the line of sand would be roughly 40 billion times longer than that distance.
The diameter of our galaxy is approximately 100,000 light years (5.874x1017 or five hundred and eighty seven quadrillion, four hundred trillion miles), so the line of sand would be around six times longer than that (636 ,976 light years to be precise).
To sum up, it would be a very, very, very, very long line of sand.
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