If 1.00L of a gas at 30.0C and 720 mmHg has a mass of 2.00g, the mass of one mole of the gas is
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If 1.00L of a gas at 30.0C and 720 mmHg has a mass of 2.00g, the mass of one mole of the gas is

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C. Between 22.4 and 44.D. 52.5g-D.......
A. 22.4g
B. 44.8g
C. Between 22.4 and 44.8g
D. 52.5g

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D. 52.5g
First calculate the volume of gas at S T P using formula P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2
P1 = 720mm, V1=1L, T1 = 273 + 30 = 303,
S T P conditions P2=760, V2=?,T2=273
V2 = P1V1/T1 x T2/V2
=720 x 1 x 273 /303 x 760 = 0.853L
The weight of 0.853L is 2.00g
weight of 22.4L------------>?
= 22.4 x 2 / 0.853 = 52.52g.

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Correct answer = D
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