(chemistry) The volume occupied by a gram-molecular weight of a chemical in the gaseous state at 0°C and 760 millimeters of pressure (101,325 pascals).
gram-molecular volume
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gram-molecular volume, the volume occupied by one gram-molecular weight of any substance at STP. See molar volume.
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