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So I have this chemistry problem which involves math and basically I need to convert 62 g/mol into mol/L but I don't know how. like do you DIVIDE the g/mol by 1000 to convert g to L? and then how to you
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So I have this chemistry problem which involves math and basically I need to convert 62 g/mol into mol/L but I don't know how.

like do you DIVIDE the g/mol by 1000 to convert g to L? and then how to you get the mol to become the numerator?

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you have to make the grams into moles by dividing by the molar mass of your elements first. Then you turn your moles into liters by multiplying  by 22.4 {1mol=22.4L @STP}.g/mass=mol      then     mol X 22.4=L 
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