What Is the Formula for Calculating Molar Density?

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Molar density can be calculated using the formula molar density = temperature / (given temperature * 22.4). In the example provided, this results in a calculation of 0.0331 kg mol/m^3. The value 22.4 represents the molar volume of an ideal gas at standard temperature and pressure (STP). The final units of molar density can be expressed as either kg mol/m^3 or mol/m^3, depending on the context. Understanding the relationship between temperature and molar volume is essential for accurate calculations.
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how do you calculate molar density?
in one solution it is calculated as molar density = temperature / (given temperature(which is 95C) * 22.4)
in other words it is molar density = 273/(368 x 22.4) = 0.0331 kg mol /m^3
i don't know which formula is this and what is 22.4? and how they end up with the final units
 
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\frac {kg \times mol} {m^3} or \frac {mol} {m^3}?

22.4 looks like a molar volume of an ideal gas at STP.
 
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