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What five SI base units are commonly used in chemistry?

What five SI base units are commonly used in chemistry?
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What five SI base units are commonly used in chemistry?

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The five most commonly used are:
•Meter
•Kilometer
•Kelvin
•Second
•Mole
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Five base SI units that are commonly used in Chemistry; are
1.Metre (m)
2. Kilogram(kg)
3. seconds(s)
4.Kelvins (k)
5. Moles (mol)
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