How do I convert molar volumes with different initial units?

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To find the difference in molar volumes measured in cm^3 mol^-1, simply subtract the values as usual. If the question requires the answer in cm^3, you can present the result as cm^3, since the 'per mole' aspect is inherently understood when discussing molar volume. For example, a molar volume of 2.784 cm^3 mol^-1 can be expressed as 2.784 cm^3 without any conversion needed, as long as it is clear that the context is molar volume.
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hello everyone, i have a question involving molar volumes. if i have to find the difference in molar volumes, which have initial units of cm^3 mol^-1. i know i subtract them, but is the question asks for the answer in cm^3, what do i do?
 
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When you are describing "MOLAR VOLUME" the 'per mole' is understood and thus the units are cm^3 (cm^3/mol if you want to be pedantic).
 
chemisttree said:
When you are describing "MOLAR VOLUME" the 'per mole' is understood and thus the units are cm^3 (cm^3/mol if you want to be pedantic).

so if i have a molar volume of 2.784 cm^3 mol^-1 its there is nothing that i have to convert?
 
Yes, you could say 2.784 cm^3 mol^-1 or just 2.784 cm^3 if it was understood that you were describing a molar volume.
 
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