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mA⋅h/mol\text{mA}{\cdot}\text{h/mol}

milliampere-hour per mole

Molar chargeexact by definition

The milliampere-hour per mole is the charge per mole expressed in the unit battery work already uses, exactly 3.6 coulombs per mole. One mole of single-electron transfer is 26801.48 mAh, which is the number that converts a theoretical capacity per mole into the milliampere-hours per gram that cathode datasheets quote. The conversion is exact, the ampere and the hour both being exactly defined.

1 mA⋅h/mol\text{mA}{\cdot}\text{h/mol} 3.6 C/mol\text{C/mol}

One milliampere-hour per mole in every molar charge unit

3.6coulomb per mole (C/mol)
1milliampere-hour per mole (mA·h/mol)this unit
0.0036kilocoulomb per mole (kC/mol)
0.001ampere-hour per mole (A·h/mol)

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