This calculator converts molar concentration to percentage or vice versa.

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

Units normalization#

Percentage concentration (Cp)	Show source $98\ \left[\mathrlap{\it{/}}{^0}_{\,0}\right]$
Density (d)	Show source $1840\ \left[\frac{g}{dm^3}\right]$
Molar mass (M)	Show source $98.079\ \left[\frac{g}{mol}\right]\ =\ \frac{98079}{1000}\ \left[\frac{g}{mol}\right]$
Molar concentration (Cm)

Result: Molar concentration (Cm)#

Summary

Used formula

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Cm=\frac{Cp \cdot d}{M \cdot 100}

Result

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\frac{1803200}{98079}

Numerical result

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18.38517929424239643552646336116803801017547079395181435373525423\ \left[\frac{mol}{dm^3}\right]

Result step by step

1	Show source $\frac{98 \cdot 1840}{\frac{98079}{1000} \cdot 100}$	Removed double fractional mark	Divide by fraction is the same as multiply by fraction inverse: $\frac{a}{\frac{c}{b}} = a \cdot \frac{b}{c} = \frac{a \cdot b}{c}$
2	Show source $\frac{98 \cdot 1840 \cdot 1000}{98079 \cdot 100}$	Simplify arithmetic	-
3	Show source $\frac{180320 \cdot 1000}{98079 \cdot 100}$	Simplify arithmetic	-
4	Show source $\frac{180320 \cdot 1000}{9807900}$	Simplify arithmetic	-
5	Show source $\frac{\cancel{180320000}}{\cancel{9807900}}$	Cancel terms or fractions	Dividing a number by itself gives one, colloquially we say that such numbers "cancel-out": $\frac{\cancel{a}}{\cancel{a}} = 1$ to find-out the simplest form of fraction we can divide the numerator and denominator by the greatest common divisor (GCD) of both numbers.
6	Show source $\frac{1803200}{98079}$	Result	Your expression reduced to the simplest form known to us.

Numerical result step by step

1	Show source $\frac{1803200}{98079}$	Divided fraction	-
2	Show source $18.38517929424239643552646336116803801017547079395181435373525423$	Result	Your expression reduced to the simplest form known to us.

Units normalization

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18.38517929424239643552646336116803801017547079395181435373525423\ \left[\frac{mol}{dm^3}\right]

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.

$C_m = \dfrac{n}{V}$
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:

$\dfrac{mol}{dm^3}$
The percent concentration (weight-based) is the amount of grams of substance per 100 grams of the solution expressed as a percentage.

$C_p = \dfrac{m_s}{m_r} \times 100\%$
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:

$C_m = \dfrac{C_p \times d}{M \times 100}$
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:

$C_p = \dfrac{C_m \times M \times 100}{d}$
where:
- $C_p$ - percentage concentration,
- $C_m$ - molar concentration,
- $d$ - density of solution,
- $M$ - molar mass of substance.

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