Stomatal conductance are often expressed in units of mol/(m**2 s). How do we convert into units of m/s for meteorological applications?
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Calculations Involving Concentrations The stoichiometry calculations done in Chapter 8 involved pure substances and samples whose mass could be determined by weighing. In Chapter 9, the reactant was often a gas. In these cases the mass of the sample ...
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