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Andy Y.
May 20, 2017

1 millimolar = 1xx10^(-3) molars

Explanation:

One molar contains 1,000 millimolars. You can convert molar to millimolar by multiplying the figure by 1,000. In the metric system, the prefix "milli-" represents 10 to the power of -3, or one one-thousandth.

So 1,000 millimolars = 1 molar. In scientific notation,

1xx10^3 millimolars = 1 molar

So, multiplying both sides by 10^(-3) gives

1 millimolar = 1xx10^(-3) molars

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