What is the $SI$ unit of luminous intensity?
- AMole $(mol)$
- BCandela $(cd)$
- CKelvin $(K)$
- DAmpere $(A)$
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Physical Quantity Unit $(A)$ Molarity $(1)$ $g \ mL^{-1}$ $(B)$ Mole fraction $(2)$ $mol$ $(C)$ Mole $(3)$ $Pascal$ $(D)$ Molality $(4)$ $Unitless$ $(E)$ Pressure $(5)$ $mol \ L^{-1}$ $(F)$ Luminous intensity $(6)$ $Candela$ $(G)$ Density $(7)$ $mol \ kg^{-1}$ $(H)$ Mass $(8)$ $N \ m^{-1}$ $(9)$ $kg$
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|---|---|
| $(A)$ Molarity | $(1)$ $g \ mL^{-1}$ |
| $(B)$ Mole fraction | $(2)$ $mol$ |
| $(C)$ Mole | $(3)$ $Pascal$ |
| $(D)$ Molality | $(4)$ $Unitless$ |
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| $(F)$ Luminous intensity | $(6)$ $Candela$ |
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