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How many moles of nitrogen gas are present in 100mL vessel at 5 degrees Celsius and 720 mm Hg?
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∙ 11y ago
The formula to use is (holds for any ideal gas)
n*R*T = p*V
you are looking for n. Before you start you need to convert the units
T = 278.15 K, p = 101000 Pa, V = 0.1 L
and R is a constant 8.314... J/mol/K
I leave the actual computation up to you
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