HOW MANY LITERS OF WATER CAN BE MADE FROM 34g of oxygen gas at STP?
you would need some kind of hydrogen to get water right lol, how much hydrogen do you have?
it says that the density of the water=1.00 g/ml
Well assuming you have an excess amount of Hydrogen I would use pv=nrt equation, have you learned about this?
yes this is our first 2 day but i'm not understanding it still
ok, well you would want to solve that equation for the volume, which is v using basic algebra. So p=pressure t=temp in kelvin r=gasconstant which is .08206(L-atm/mol-k) and n=number of moles you have
so take 55g of oxygen convert it into moles, pressure and temp are give due to the fact that you're at STP. STP= 1atm and 0 C, 0C is 273 Kelvin
try to work this out, all the units should cancel leaving you with liters, the density wasn't needed.
i got 3.43 moles when i converted
what about pressure and volume
volume is what you want to solve v=NRT/P and pressure=1atm at STP
and to get the number of moles of water, you have to write out the balance chemical reaction for H+02= h20 that is not balanced, let me know if you need help balancing it.
2H+02+H202 , The H's and O's are not equal
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