units

[Stephanie tran 1J]

on the final, will we only need to know units in mol, L, and s or will Kpa show up because it was in the textbook

[SalmaQ]

I'm pretty sure that we will only have to use SI units, therefore, only mol, L, and s. But then again, I am not 100% sure.

[Morgan Baxter 1E]

It might be useful to know, but on the equation sheet he does give us the conversation between kPa and atm (1 atm = 101.325 kPa), so this is not something you would have to memorize.

[Julia Campbell 2F]

SI units and any conversions on the constants and equations sheet are fair game.

[Justin Lai 1C]

Also for kinetics specifically make sure you know that the units for a rate constant can vary depending on the order of the equation. The rate should be in mol/L*s so you can determine the rate constant from there depending on the order. Or we might have to get the order of a reaction when we are given the units for the rate constant.