Where can I find the molar volume of solids or liquids?

2010-05-25View Original

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Where can I find the molar volume of solids or liquids?

Reply #22010-05-25

Can’t we find the density and calculate it?

Reply #32010-05-27

This method is good, but what if you don’t know the density? ?

Reply #42010-05-27

Can’t we find the density and calculate it?

Reply #52010-05-27

Which substance has no density? If it’s not a pure substance, then a density cannot be determined; in that case, the mixed density can be used. Vm = M/density = M/(m/V)

Reply #62010-05-27

The molar volume of a gas is best calculated based on density, as density is more commonly used than molar volume.

Reply #72013-06-23

The problem is that the density of some solids cannot be found; for example, what is the density of solid ethanol?

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