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Standard XII
Chemistry
Ideal Gas Equation
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Calculate the molar mass of oxygen. If 6.4 gram of oxygen occupies volume of 4.8 dm
3
.
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Solution
mass of oxygen = 6.4 g
Volume = 4.8 dm
molar mass = ?
Let molar mass be M
4.8
22.4
=
6.4
2
x
x
=
6.4
×
22.4
4.8
×
2
x
∼
15
g
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