mmol vs mol

[Hai-Lin Yeh 1J]

Does it matter whether our answer is given in mmol or mol? Because for example, in the 6th edition, problem 17, the rate constant and rate answers are given in mmol whereas in problem 19, the rate constant and rate answers are given in mol. Will we get marked off if we give either on the final?

[Chem_Mod]

No as long as your conversion is correct!

[Destiny Diaz 4D]

as long as your conversions are correct and you give the answer in the correct units (if explicitly asked) then that is the only time it really matters

[Marina Gollas 1A]

Yeah it matters which one you use depending on the question you are trying to solve, since if the question asks for mmol, then use mmol, and vice versa. They should hopefully let you know in the question towards which units to use, since either they'll be provided, or it'll be specifically asked. :)

[Lynsea_Southwick_2K]

If conversions are correct you should be fine, but I would keep in mind what units the problem gives.

[Diana Bibireata 1B]

If the problem does not specify what units your answer should be in then it doesn't matter which one you use.

[Jack Hewitt 2H]

As long as the conversion is correct it should not matter. However, the best practice may be to give your answer in the units that were stated in the question.