Please help!!!!
A sample containing 2.50 moles of an ideal gas at STP (0 degrees celsius, 760 torr) would have a volume of what in __________ Liters?

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Please help!!!!
A sample containing 2.50 moles of an ideal gas at STP (0 degrees celsius, 760 torr) would have a volume of what in __________ Liters?

anonymous · Answer

Looks like a plug-and-play problem.  You just need the equation.  
Ideal gas law problem?

anonymous · Answer

pV=nRT

anonymous · Answer

@Kinzan

pressure 760 torr x volume ? = n x r x temperature 273.15 kelvin
what does N and R stand for?

abmon98 · Answer

760 torr when changed to pascals is equal to 101325(atmospheric pressure) so apply in the equation that says pV=nRT n stands for the number of mole in which youve got 2.5 and R is a gas constant value which is 8.3 so 101325*v=2.5*8.3*273

anonymous · Answer

@Abmon98 so by multiplying 2.5*8.3 * 273 = 5664.75

abmon98 · Answer

divide this number by 101325 and multiply it by 1000 because you want the units in liters

anonymous · Answer

@Abmon98  see i first did this 
 760 torr * ? =2.50 moles * 0.08205 * 273 = 56.0

abmon98 · Answer

gas constant is not equal to 0.08205