The phrase "molar weight" is correct and commonly used in written English, particularly in scientific and technical contexts.
Example: The chemist calculated the molar weight of the compound to be 345 grams per mole.
He then divided the result into the molar weight of atoms to determine Avogadro's number.
Following previous studies, this PDF is parametrized on the species molar weight.
The input variables were the number of biodiesel fuels' double bonds (dn), and their molar weight (Mw).
The new PDF is a double-Gamma-PDF that is parametrized on the square root of the molar weight.
Preferential desorption is found among the PCB congeners and it is suggested that the partition coefficients increase roughly in the order of PCB molar weight.
Tanfloc (TN) presents high aqueous solubility at pHs lower than 10; it contains substituted amino sites and molar weight of ca. 600,000 g mol−1.
The autotrophically-fixed (PC) and respired (RC) carbon were calculated by converting oxygen fluxes to carbon equivalents using the molar weights, as PC = Pg × 12/PQ and RC = R × 12 × RQ78, where PQ and RQ are photosynthetic and respiratory quotients equal to 1.1 mol O2 mol C and 0.8 mol C mol O2, respectively19.
Mco2/Mco, where gco(b) is the mass flux of CO by reaction b on the carbon surface, gco2(a) is the mass flux of CO2 by reaction a on the carbon surface, whereas Mco and Mco2 are the molar weights of CO and CO2, respectively.
In this figure, our results are compared with the corresponding experimental results for two different molar weights.
The results of this new proposed model are then verified with experimental data that were obtained by wrinkle-based metrology for thin polystyrene (PS) films with different molar weights (M w).
Results below LOD were assigned a value of the LOD divided by the square root of 2. Concentrations of phthalate diesters were calculated by multiplying the measured molar urinary concentration by the molar weights of the respective diesters.
