Molar volume of an ideal gas
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The Standard Method for Thermal Calculations of Boiler Units (1973), Chapter 4, 4-1 Calculation of Volume and Enthalpy, states that \"the volume of 1 mol of all gases under standard conditions is equal to 22.41 m3.\" Isn’t the volume of 1 mol of an ideal gas 22.4 L? Cubic meters and liters? What’s going on? I can’t quite figure it out.
Textbooks inevitably contain errors and omissions; it’s fine to understand them on your own if that’s possible.
I checked two versions of the book, and it’s written the same way in both.
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2022-8-8 15:15. You should be confident about the units of such constants
That’s absolutely right! As a poor student, I really lack confidence!