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Hi all,

I am trying to calculate binary diffusion coefficients in the UDF. I checked ANSYS theory manual and found the equation above. However, I have some confusion about the unit of pressure and molecular weight.

For the pressure, I think the unit is pa. While for the unit of molecular weight, I know the default unit of molecular weight in fluent is kg/kmol.

I am wondering what is the unit of molecular weight in this equation kg/mol or kg/kmol?

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