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How to Find the Volume of a Gas
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What equation links the volume of a gas to moles?
Volume
= moles ×
24
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What is the volume of 3.5 moles of chlorine gas?
84
decimeters cubed
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How do you find moles from 60 decimeters cubed of oxygen?
60 ÷
24
=
2.5
moles
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What is the first step to find the volume of 27 grams of water vapor?
Find the
moles
using mass and
MR
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What is the relative formula mass (MR) of water (H2O)?
18
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How do you calculate moles from 27 grams of water vapor?
27 ÷
18
= 1.5 moles
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What is the volume of 1.5 moles of water vapor?
36
decimeters cubed
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What is the limiting reagent in the reaction with excess hydrogen?
Nitrogen
is the limiting reagent
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How many moles of nitrogen are in 18 decimeters cubed?
0.75
moles
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What is the molar ratio of nitrogen to ammonia?
1:2
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How many moles of ammonia are produced from 0.75 moles of nitrogen?
1.5
moles of ammonia
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What volume of ammonia is produced from 1.5 moles?
36
decimeters cubed
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What is the molar ratio between nitrogen and hydrogen?
1:3
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How much hydrogen reacts with 4 decimeters cubed of nitrogen?
12
decimeters cubed
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When does the equation with the number 24 apply?
At
room temperature
and
pressure
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What happens to gas volume with changing temperature or pressure?
It
changes
the
volume
occupied
by
gas
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What is the only equation needed for gas volume in exams?
Volume
=
moles
×
24
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