How many moles does one require to be considered " a mole person"?

Well, from info from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_of_the_human_body#Elements and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_atomic_weight
, the human body is composed of primarily these five elements:


accounting for 96.9% of the mass (and 99.3% of the atoms).

That gives the average molecular mass as
(0.24 * 15.999 gm/mol)
+ (0.12 * 12.011gm/mol)
+ (0.62 * 1.0080 gm/mol)
+ (0.011 * 14.007 gm/mol)
+ (0.0022 * 40.078 gm/mol)
= 6.1483 gm/mol

So every kg is

(1000 g/kg)(1 mol/6.1483 g) = 162.6 mol/kg,

so a person massing in at 50 kg has just under 8130 moles!

I guess ALL living people are well over a mole!

6.022 x 10^23

Like on the face and neck? 😂

The equivalent to an Avogadro's number of particles.

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