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User Guide
This molar volume (Vm) units conversion tool will convert values of volume per unit molar amount of substance into any combination of volumetric and molar amount units.
Molar volume is a measure of the total volume in a quantity of substance, divided by the number of moles it contains, or the equivalent molar value. It is used by chemists to easily determine the volume of each constituent compound required for mixing together at set proportions and concentrations.
The SI unit used for molar volume is cubic metres per mole (m³/mol).
In addition to the common units used for calculating molar volume, such as cubic metres per mole (m³/mol), cubic centimetres per mole (cm³/mol), cubic decimetres per mole (dm³/mol), litres per mole (L/mol), or millilitres per mole (mL/mol), you can also select other volume units combined with molar amount units, which are not typically used in calculating molar volume values.
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