Closed ianhbell closed 3 years ago
This is actually OK. The pound-mole is defined such that if a gram-mole (ordinary SI mole) of something has mass N grams, a pound-mole has mass N pounds mass. The conversion factor between the two is just the conversion between grams and pounds, about 454, so the molar mass in lbm/lbmol is an identical number to that in g/mol. One can do this with any mass unit, so you would get the same number for a molar mass in slugs per slug-mole, stone per stone-mole, ounce per ounce-mole, kg per kg-mole, tons per ton-mole, drachmas per drachma-mole, etc. Better to use SI units, of course.
There is a related joke about the number of guacas in a guaca-mole. The factor, of course, is Avocado's number.
@nist-aharvey I really like the joke :) Thanks for the comprehensive explanation of something that was unclear to me. This is in the -1*-1=1 category
In the
ENGLISH
andMOLAR ENGLISH
unit systems, the incorrect molar mass is returned from REFPROPdll. The units are correct, but the value is in g/mol.yields