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mole - use in sentences
Preposition: of
- ion: Each mole of sodium hydroxide dissolves to give a mole of hydroxide ions in solution.
- atom: A sample comprising a mole of non-interacting sodium atoms is placed in a magnetic field B.
- substance: A 1 molar solution contains 1 mole of substance made up to 1 liter of solution.
- gas: The Molar Volume is the volume of 1 mole of a gas.
Converse of object
- deter: Battery or solar operated devices can be placed in the ground to help deter moles from burrowing in your garden.
- catch: They can catch the moles simply by moving the mouse over the picture.
- remove: However you may want to have moles removed from the beard area for convenience.
- check: And just 0.3 per cent said they would have their suspect moles checked by a doctor.
Adjective modifier
- giant: These are soon necessary in a fight to the death against a giant mole.
- normal: Normal moles are common small blemishes or growths on the skin that appear in the first few decades of life.
- existing: A melanoma can arise within an existing mole by the melanocytes becoming malignant or cancerous.
- complete: It can be a " complete mole " in which there is no fetus at any time.
Modifies a noun
- catcher: A mole catcher was employed three times in spring and autumn 2005 and spring 2006.
- fraction: The mole fraction of gas A is often given the symbol x A.
- grip: The pieces of hardwood were removed with a pair of mole grips!
- hill: Talk about making a mountain out of a mole hill, well, a bag of crisps to be accurate.
- traps: Cows inside Sheep and lambs outside 6th Half day meeting with business adviser 24th Set mole traps.
- cricket: Pictures of the mole cricket are available from the English Nature National Press office.
Noun used with modifier
- hydatidiform: By contrast, all hydatidiform moles showed normal CGH profiles.
- kj: A gradient equivalent to an activation energy of 300 kJ mole -1 is shown superimposed on the data.
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