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K⋅kg/kmol\text{K}{\cdot}\text{kg/kmol}

kelvin kilogram per kilomole

Molal constantexact by definition

The kelvin kilogram per kilomole is exactly 10⁻³ K·kg/mol. It is the form that falls out of engineering calculations carried in kilomoles, and it exists here so a value taken from a process simulation does not have to be converted by hand.

1 K⋅kg/kmol\text{K}{\cdot}\text{kg/kmol} 0.001 K⋅kg/mol\text{K}{\cdot}\text{kg/mol}

One kelvin kilogram per kilomole in every molal constant unit

1kelvin kilogram per kilomole (K·kg/kmol)this unit
0.001kelvin kilogram per mole (K·kg/mol)
0.001Celsius kilogram per mole (°C·kg/mol)
0.001kelvin per molal (K/molal)
0.001Celsius degree per molal (°C/molal)
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