The program begins by showing that a mole is just one of many ways of counting objects.

Dimensional analysis is used to determine the cash value of a mass of cola cans. This analogy is used to prepare the student for what they will encounter in the mole program.

The molar mass of an element is explained and several examples are given.

Pictures of a mole of carbon, aluminum and sulfur help separate the idea of number of atoms and mass.

The program takes a step by step approach in solving a mole problem using dimensional analysis.

Students work out several problems as they progress through the program.

Mole Practice gives the student 4 sample problems to solve.

Student place a sample on a "working" balance to find its mass. They then calculate moles or particles. At the end of each problem a solution is shown.

As in all Physical Science Series programs an electronic quiz awaits the student.