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The number of moles of nitrogen gas that occupies a volume of 65.7 liters is A. 2.93 × 100 moles. B. 3.41 × 10–1 moles. C. 1.47 × 103 moles. D. 6.57 × 101 moles. E. 2.24 × 101 moles.
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Is E the correct answer?
22.400 liters =1 mole 65.7 litres = 1* 65.7 /22.4 =?
2.93?
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yup *100 mean what next to ur option but
is A the correct answer?
yup :) but the options given are wrong:) they have converted some into Litres and other haven't converted to litres:)
thanks :)
LOL yw:)
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