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A sample of oxygen gas (O2 molar mass 32.00 g/mole) has a mass of 65.79 g with a volume of 4.90 L.?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-05-18 11:06:55

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A sample of oxygen gas (O2 molar mass 32.00 g/mole) has a mass of 65.79 g with a volume of 4.90 L.?

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  • Anonymous

    Since the pressure and temperature are not mentioned, I will assume that the mass is proportional to the volume. M1 ÷ V1 = M2 ÷ V2 65.79 ÷ 4.90 = M2 ÷ 3.75 M2 = 246.7125 ÷ 4.90 This is approximately 50.4 grams. I hope this is helpful for you.

  • Anonymous

    [PV/(m/M)T] sub1 = [PV/(m/M)T] sub2 M = molar mass and stays constant [PV/(mT)] sub1 = [PV/(mT)] ... no mention of press. or temp, so assume they are constant [V/(m)] sub1 = [V/(m)] 4.9 / 65.79 = 3.75 / m m = 3.75(65.79)/4.9 = ... use a calculator

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