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SHASHWAT PRATAP SING
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In my textbook it is given that
Molarity is represented by M,
and its formula is--
Molarity(M)= No. of moles of solute/Volume of solution in L
the unit of Molarity is mol/l which is also written as M.
Now what does this mean ?
does it mean --> Molarity is denoted by "M" and it's unit is also denoted by "M" ? am I right ?
it's confusing,
So, for example if the Molarity of a solution is 0.4 M, so should we write like this-
M = 0.4 M
I am confused please help me.
Molarity is represented by M,
and its formula is--
Molarity(M)= No. of moles of solute/Volume of solution in L
the unit of Molarity is mol/l which is also written as M.
Now what does this mean ?
does it mean --> Molarity is denoted by "M" and it's unit is also denoted by "M" ? am I right ?
it's confusing,
So, for example if the Molarity of a solution is 0.4 M, so should we write like this-
M = 0.4 M
I am confused please help me.