How is 0.5 mole of NAOH different from 0.5M NAOH?
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the 'mole' is the number of moles of that substance, which is a measure of amount of substance, while the 'M' stands for Molarity of the compound, which is a measure of concentration of the compound in a solution.(![Molarity=[ \frac{No. of Moles}{Volume(l)} ]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=Molarity%3D%5B+%5Cfrac%7BNo.+of+Moles%7D%7BVolume%28l%29%7D+%5D "Molarity=[ \frac{No. of Moles}{Volume(l)} ]")
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