Molar Gas Constant

It's 1 molar.

let's say 0.2 molar.

Which is 0.1 molar.

And so this will be pretty close to 0.2 molar, or a little bit less than 0.2 molar.

So let me write down M for molar.

So your hydrogen concentration is really 1 molar.

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You started off with 1 molar of your hydrogen.

Between the second bicuspid and second molar,lower left.

So if you actually have a molar of this, as soon as you put it in the water, you really have 1 molar of this.

I thought molecular weight sounded much less nerdy than molar mass.

Let's have 1 molar of let me pick a strong acid.

Well, we said the concentration of the solution was 1 molar.

This box is used to specify the molar mass of the solvent.

Remember, this is 1 molar and you had 1 liter of it.

So you say my original concentration of this acid is 1 molar.

Because you're essentially going to have well, you're not going to have 1 molar.

You're going to have half a molar of OHs at the end of this.

This box can be used to specify the molar mass of the gas, e. g. 2 for Hydrogen gas.

Now let's say you have some solution and you know the concentration, you know it is a 0.1 molar concentration.

Let's say it's a 1 molar solution. But I'm not going to add all of it at the same time.

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