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John Laird wrote:
Yes, you do. A-level chemistry.
That's going a bit too far. O-level will do.
No it won't, not these days - you need at least a degree.
Well, O-levels don't exist any more. Knowledge of Avogadro's constant
wasn't in my O-level course.

It was in mine (1980s), I think.

Not that I remember now what it was or why one would ever need it.

I hate chemistry.

Owain