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how many moles are in 500ml of he gas at stp
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.0223 moles
@rman3 can you explain how you got that answer instead.
Use PV=nrt, the ideal gas law. P=Pressure v=volume in liters n=moles r=gas constant(.0821) = t=temp in K. n=PV/RT n=(1)(.5)/(.0821)(273) n=.0223
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YEAH
since the gas is at STP, you can use this formula..... \[n = \frac{ V }{ V_M }\] n=no. of moles V=Volume V(M)=Molar volume (volume occupied by one mole of a gas at STP ) and this equals 24dm^3 = 24L
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