what is difference between m3 and nm3?

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what is difference between m3 and nm3?..

Answer / vijayakumaranarunachalam

m3 is the volume in the process condition, having
temperature and pressure.
nm3 is the volume at NTP, at 0°c and at 1 atmospheric
pressure or 0 gauge pressure.

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what is difference between m3 and nm3?..

Answer / harsha wagh

NM3 is the value that a matter whether solid, liquid or gas of a constant mass occupies under normal or standard conditions and M3 is volume that it will occupy at the prevailing conditions of temperature and pressure.

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