mol.

abbreviation for

1. molecular.
2. molecule.

mol.

¹

abbreviation for

1. molecular
2. molecule

mol

²

the chemical symbol for

1. mole³

Example Sentences

There were also jeers and whistling throughout when Van de Velde served during a 2-0 defeat by current Olympic champions Anders Mol and Christian Sorum.

From BBC

Nice recommends its use for those with type 1 who are in certain categories, including children and under-18s, pregnant women, and those with a HbA1c reading - a way of recording long-term blood sugar levels - of 58 mmol/mol, or 7.5%, or higher.

From BBC

In the nanoscale structures that Professor Jan Mol, Dr James Thomas, and their group study at Queen Mary's School of Physical and Chemical Sciences, quantum mechanical effects dominate, and electrons behave as waves rather than particles.

From Science Daily

"Our results show that quantum interference can be used to control the flow of electrons in transistors, and that this can be done in a way that is both efficient and reliable," said co-author Professor Jan Mol.

From Science Daily

The nickel-based MOF has a near ideal binding energy of 14 kJ/mol, because the nickel atoms attract the slightly polar hydrogen molecule through weak electrostatic forces, Long explains.

From Science Magazine