Molar to percentage concentration converter
This calculator converts molar concentration to percentage or vice versa.

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# Calculations data - enter values, that you know here

 Molar concentration (Cm) => Percentage concentration (Cp) <= Molar mass (M) <= Density (d) <=

# Result: Molar concentration (Cm)

Used formulaCm = Cp * d / (M * 100)
Result18.3848
Numerical result18.3848
Result step by step
 1 98 * 1840 / (98.079 * 100) Canceled terms 2 98 * 92 / (98.079 * 5) Simplify arithmetic 3 98 * 92 / 490.395 Simplify arithmetic 4 98 * 0.1876 Simplify arithmetic 5 18.3848 Result
Numerical result step by step
 1 18.3848 Result

# Some facts

• Concentration determines the amount of substance in the mixture. The mixture is often a solution.
• The molar concentration is the amount of moles of substance per volume unit of the solution.
$C_m = \frac{n}{V}$
where:
• $C_m$ - molar concentration of solution,
• $n$ - amount of moles of substance,
• $V$ - volume of solution.
• The basic unit of molar concentration is mole per cubic decimeter:
$\frac{mol}{dm^3}$
• The percent concentration (weight-based) is the amount of grams of substance per 100 grams of the solution expressed as a percentage.
$C_p = \frac{m_s}{m_r} \times 100\%$
where:
• $C_p$ - percentage concentration (weight),
• $m_s$ - mass of substance,
• $m_r$ - mass of solution.
• To convert percentage to molar concentration, we can use the following formula:
$C_m = \frac{C_p \times d}{M \times 100}$
where:
• $C_m$ - molar concentration,
• $C_p$ - percentage concentration,
• $d$ - density of solution,
• $M$ - molar mass of substance.
• To convert molar to percentage concentration, we can use the following formula:
$C_p = \frac{C_m \times M \times 100}{d}$
where:
• $C_p$ - percentage concentration,
• $C_m$ - molar concentration,
• $d$ - density of solution,
• $M$ - molar mass of substance.

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