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What is m in chemistry?

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Possibly molar.

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It depends on the context in which it is used. If it appears as 1.52m, it likely means 1.52 Molar, or 1.52M. Molar is defined as moles/liter. It is usually capitalized, but I've increasingly seen it appearing as a small "m." The letter "n" typically means actual moles of a substance. If the letter m appears as part of an equation, it should be defined at that point, or in the previous paragraphs.

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