Convert mol/second to kilomol/hour

Mol/Second

The mole per second (mol/s) is the SI unit of molar flow rate, measuring the amount of substance passing a cross-section per unit time. It is used in chemical engineering reactor design, catalysis research, and electrochemistry.

Kilomol/Hour

The kilomole per hour (kmol/h) is the most common unit of molar flow rate in industrial chemical process simulation software. It is used in distillation column design, absorption towers, and reaction engineering to size equipment.

Mol/Second to Kilomol/Hour conversion table

Mol/Second	Kilomol/Hour	Kilomol/Hour	Mol/Second
1	3.6	1	0.277778
2	7.2	2	0.555556
3	10.8	3	0.833333
5	18	5	1.38889
10	36	10	2.77778
20	72	20	5.55556
25	90	25	6.94444
50	180	50	13.8889
100	360	100	27.7778
250	900	250	69.4444
500	1800	500	138.889
1000	3600	1000	277.778

How to convert Mol/Second to Kilomol/Hour

1 mol/s = 3.6 kmol/h. To convert any value, multiply it by 3.6. For example, 25 mol/s = 90 kmol/h.

Frequently asked questions

How many kmol/h are there in one mol/s?: One mol/s is equal to 3.6 kmol/h.
How do you convert Mol/Second to Kilomol/Hour?: Multiply the value in Mol/Second by 3.6 to get the result in Kilomol/Hour.
How much is 25 mol/s in kmol/h?: 25 mol/s is equal to 90 kmol/h.
How do you convert Kilomol/Hour back to Mol/Second?: Divide by the same factor: multiply the value in Kilomol/Hour by 0.277778 to get Mol/Second.