How do I convert mol/L to g/cm^3

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How do I convert mol/L to g/cm^3 , I am wanting to know this for the refrigerant R134a from which the value I have is 5.0308 mol/L and I am wanting to convert it to g/cm^3

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You need molecular weight (mass per unit mole) for R134a. Multiply mol/L times mole weight to get grams/L then convert the liters to cm3.
 


ok, but I am having problems finding the mass per unit mole I think it is about 0.1050 Kg but I am not sure...