3g solid co2 droppen in a bottle with 0.75l volume. air pressure = 1 atm. then yout put the cork on the bottle. All CO2 turns to gas. How big is the pressure in the bottle then? TEmperature 25 degrees celcius. evaluate mole fraction and molar consentration of the gas

3g solid co2 droppen in a bottle with 0.75l volume. air pressure = 1 atm. then yout put the cork on the bottle. All CO2 turns to gas. How big is the pressure in the bottle then? TEmperature 25 degrees celcius. evaluate mole fraction and molar consentration of the gas

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3g solid co2 droppen in a bottle with 0.75l volume. air pressure = 1 atm. then yout put the cork on the bottle. All CO2 turns to gas. How big is the pressure in the bottle then?

TEmperature 25 degrees celcius.
evaluate mole fraction and molar consentration of the gas

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