Molar volume

The molar volume is equal to the atomic weight divided by the density.

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Image showing periodicity of the chemical elements for molar volume in a 3D spiral periodic table column style in which the height of the column is proportional to the property.
Image showing periodicity of the chemical elements for molar volume in a 3D spiral periodic table column style in which the height of the column is proportional to the property.
Image showing periodicity of the chemical elements for molar volume in a 3D spiral periodic table column style in which the height of the column is proportional to the property. The only differences between this picture and that above are the colours of the background and the base.

Units

cm3

Notes

The molar volume is also known as the atomic volume.

The standard SI units are m3. Normally, however, molar volume is expressed in units of cm3. To convert quoted values to m3, divide by 1000000.

The molar volume depends upon density, phase, allotrope, and temperature. Values here are given, where possible, for the solid at 298 K.

Literature sources

  1. C.N. Singman, J. Chem. Ed., 1984, 61, 137.
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