Calculate missing energy, mass, or specific energy from g/mol and kJ/mol, or convert kJ/mol to kcal/mol, eV, cm⁻1, K, and J/mol units.

Use specific energy for the same material and process.

g/mol To kJ/mol Formula

The following formula is used to calculate the energy, mass, or specific energy when the other two variables are known.

E = m × SE

Variables:

  • E is the molar energy in kJ/mol
  • m is the molar mass in g/mol
  • SE is the specific energy in kJ/g

To calculate molar energy, multiply molar mass by specific energy. To find molar mass, divide molar energy by nonzero specific energy. To determine specific energy, divide molar energy by positive molar mass. Molar mass alone cannot determine energy; the specific energy must describe the same material and process.

kJ/mol to J/mol, kcal/mol, and cal/mol Conversion Table
kJ/mol J/mol kcal/mol cal/mol
0.55000.120119.503
110000.239239.006
220000.478478.011
550001.1951195.029
10100002.3902390.057
15150003.5853585.086
20200004.7804780.115
25250005.9755975.143
30300007.1707170.172
40400009.5609560.229
505000011.95011950.287
606000014.34014340.344
757500017.92517925.430
10010000023.90123900.574
15015000035.85135850.860
20020000047.80147801.147
25025000059.75159751.433
30030000071.70271701.719
40040000095.60295602.294
500500000119.503119502.868
*Unit relations: 1 kJ = 1000 J; 1 cal = 4.184 J; 1 kcal = 1000 cal. Values rounded to 3 decimals where shown.

What is g/mol To kJ/mol?

g/mol to kJ/mol conversion involves calculating the energy per mole of a substance given its molar mass and specific energy. This conversion is essential in fields like chemistry and physics where understanding the energy content of substances is crucial. The energy in kJ/mol represents the amount of energy per mole of the substance, which can be derived from the molar mass (in grams per mole) and the specific energy (in kJ per gram).

How to Calculate g/mol To kJ/mol?

The following steps outline how to calculate the energy, mass, or specific energy.


  1. First, determine the molar mass (m) in g/mol.
  2. Next, determine the specific energy (SE) in kJ/g.
  3. Calculate the energy (E) using the formula E = m * SE.
  4. If you need to find the mass, use the formula m = E / SE.
  5. If you need to find the specific energy, use the formula SE = E / m.
  6. After inserting the values and calculating the result, check your answer with the calculator above.

Example Problem : 

Use the following variables as an example problem to test your knowledge.

Energy (E) = 50 kJ/mol

Molar Mass (m) = 10 g/mol

Specific Energy (SE) = 5 kJ/g