2. The O2 gas masses in a tank of capacity (42L) andpressure (177.7 atm) at a temperature of 23°C is(in unit g):a) 984underb) 490d) 9827.6 .c)60

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2. The O2 gas masses in a tank of capacity (42L) and under pressure (177.7 atm) at a temperature of 23°C is (in unit g): b) 490 d) 9827.6 . a) 984 c) 60