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Why is the symbol n used for moles in equations such as PV = nRT?

April 26, 2017equations moles NRT PV symbol Used

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Why is the symbol n used for moles in equations such as PV = nRT?

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Most likely, the symbol n stands for number of moles. You can write to Monty at: Ask Monty Mole, c/o Jim Waner, 102 Griffes St., Clio, MI, 48420 or you can send e-mail to waner@cem.msu.edu. Praise, money, frivolous questions and testimonials are accepted. “New year, new motto” is this year’s motto. Praise, money, frivolous questions and testimonials are accepted. This year’s motto is “Everything I know, I owe to osmosis.