2.50 g He as non ideal gas is in a container with the volume of 1550 mL. Calculate the pressure of He (g). The temperature is 45oC. a= 1.14 bar L2mole-2 and b = 0.180 L. / mole , He = 4.003 g/mole a. 11.0 bar b. 2.45 bar c. 1.13 bar d. 113.7 bar

2.50 g He as non ideal gas is in a container with the volume of 1550 mL. Calculate the pressure of He (g). The temperature is 45oC. a= 1.14 bar L2mole-2 and b = 0.180 L. / mole , He = 4.003 g/mole a. 11.0 bar b. 2.45 bar c. 1.13 bar d. 113.7 bar

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2.50 g He as non ideal gas is in a container with the volume of 1550 mL. Calculate the pressure of He (g). The temperature is 45^oC.

a= 1.14 bar L²mole^-2 and b = 0.180 L. / mole , He = 4.003 g/mole

a. 11.0 bar
b. 2.45 bar
c. 1.13 bar
d. 113.7 bar

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