Answer: Examoles is an amount of substance measurement unit and it is a SI multiple of unit mole. Examoles is often abbreviated as Emol.
Answer: 1 examole is equal to 1.00E+18 moles. For more information refer to Emol to mol conversion
Let us see an example to convert 46 examoles to moles.
So as we know 1 examole = 1018 moles.
Therefore 46 examoles = 46 x 1.00E+18 moles.
Finally we have 46 Emol = 4.6E+19 mol.
Compare one Examoles with other amount of substance units.
| 6.0221414999892E+41 atoms | 6.0221414999892E+41 molecules |
| 1.0E+36 attomoles | 1.0E+20 centimoles |
| 1.0E+17 decamoles | 1.0E+19 decimoles |
| 1 examoles | 1.0E+33 femtomoles |
| 1000000000 gigamoles | 1.0E+16 hectomoles |
| 1.0E+18 moles | 1.0E+15 kilomoles |
| 1000000000000 megamoles | 1.0E+24 micromoles |
| 1.0E+21 millimoles | 1.0E+27 nanomoles |
| 1000 petamoles | 1.0E+30 picomoles |
| 1000000 teramoles | 1.0E+42 yoctomoles |
| 1.0E-6 yottamoles | 1.0E+39 zeptomoles |
| 0.001 zettamoles |
Use the following list of links to quickly convert values from examoles to other commonly used resistance measurement units.