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Molar volume (vm​=V/n)

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The volume per amount of substance, with n measured in moles. For a uniform pure substance, vm​=M/ρ, where M is its molar mass and ρ its mass density. The Clapeyron equation pairs a difference of molar volumes with latent heat per mole.

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  • Clausius-Clapeyron relation
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