What is the molar mass of K?

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Owen Bell
Jan 3, 2016

"molar mass" ("K") = 39.1 "g" "mol"^-1

Explanation:

The molar mass of a species is the mass of 1 mole of that substance in grams, and equates to its relative atomic mass; however, molar mass also requires the unit "g" "mol"^-1 to be appended. Thus:

"molar mass" ("K") = 39.1 "g" "mol"^-1

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