
What does mol L−1 mean? - Chemistry Stack Exchange
Dec 19, 2016 · The units are mole per liter. $\mathrm{mol \times L^{-1}}$ is more conveniently written $\mathrm{mol/L}$. This set of units is referred to as molarity, and is a common measure of concentration for a solute dissolved in a solvent. The solute may be a solid (ionic or covalent), a gas or a liquid, but is commonly a solid.
Why is the mole a unit of measurement? - Chemistry Stack Exchange
Jun 15, 2013 · A unit of measurement is a definite magnitude of a physical quantity. Consider a very common grouping unit, the dozen which is conceptually the same as a mole and is a little easier for us to grasp since it is a commonly used small number. As far as I know, the only requirements for a unit of measurement to be valid is general consensus.
What is the intuition behind 'mol' as a unit 'symbol'
Oct 13, 2020 · In order not to always have to use the sluggish expression gram - molecular weight, I will simply call this quantity Mol in the following, and allow me to recommend this proposal for general acceptance. Anyway, this quantity is often written as Mol., so you only have to omit the point. Translated via (www.deepl.com) with some manual changes.
mole - amu and g/mol relation - Chemistry Stack Exchange
The Avogadro number is the (dimensionless) ratio of one gram to one "atomic mass unit" (now called dalton, Da): g/Da. One mole is an an Avogadro number of entities: mol = (g/Da) ent. Thus we have the important relationship: Da/ent = g/mol = kg/kmol, exactly.
What is the unit of molar density? - Chemistry Stack Exchange
Feb 9, 2023 · The confusion around "molar density units," specifically why kg⋅mol/m³ is used instead of mol/m³, stems from a common oversight. Molar density ρM=n/V indeed tells us the moles per volume unit, typically in mol/m³ or mol/cm³.
What does the ‘−1’ superscript mean in units?
Oct 22, 2014 · The -1 means "per" unit. So your first example mol/L-1 /s-1 is not correct - it would actually be written as mol L-1 s-1, OR mol/(L s). It is also sometimes written as mol/L/s, but the double division is ambiguous and should be avoided unless parentheses are used. If it were mol L-1 s-2, this would mean moles per litre per second per second.
What is the dimension of molar mass? - Chemistry Stack Exchange
Dec 31, 2021 · The unit of the molar mass is $\pu{g mol^-1}$. So, one could argue that indeed the unit Dalton, for which you also find a definition in the Gold Book, and $\pu{g mol^-1}$ are equal: $$\frac{\pu{g mol^-1}}{\pu{Da}}=\frac{\pu{g}}{\pu{6.022E23}\times\pu{1.661E-24 g}}=1$$
What do the units of enthalpy kJ/mol represent?
Apr 22, 2023 · $$\ce{1 mol CH4 +2 mol O2 -> 1 mol CO2 + 2 mol H2O}$$, say we can measure the heat released during the reaction, and it can be expressed as a number with a unit Joule. Say this reaction releases 890,000 Joules. Since the heat is released, let us insert a negative sign, i.e., - 890 Joules. Now we can write
Unit conversion of Molar Conductivity - Chemistry Stack Exchange
Feb 2, 2017 · $\begingroup$ But SI unit of M is actually moles/m3. And hence for SI unit of molar conductivity it must include M in moles/m3 & k must be in S/m. Then only we get SI unit of molar conductivity as Sm^2/mol. $\endgroup$ –
Conversion of a value between g/gmol and lb/lbmol
A box with one mole of H2O in it has 6.0221x10^23 H2O molecules in it. A mole is just a number. The SI unit for this count quantity is mol. 1 mole = 6.0221x10^23 = Avagadro's Number = 1 mol. The gmol or gram-mole is equal to the mol in all your calculations. 1 gmol of NaCl = 1 mole of NaCl = 1 mol NaCl = 6.0221x10^23 molecules of NaCl.