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Mass, amount of substance and molar mass

Use mass = amount of substance × molar mass.

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m=n×M
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Example

2 mol of water with a molar mass near 18.015 g/mol correspond to about 36.03 g.

Mass, amount of substance and molar mass

Use mass = amount of substance × molar mass.

Fill two fields and leave the one you want to calculate empty.

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