5.326x10^4 mol of C4H10(g) (butane gas) is generated into a 178.0 mL headspace, at 25.0 °C, thus increasing the pressure by 0.07208 atm. If we assume that the butane gas obeys Boyle's Law and Charle's Law, what would be the expected molar volume at STP? Answer in at least 4 sig figs.

5.326x10^4 mol of C4H10(g) (butane gas) is generated into a 178.0 mL headspace, at 25.0 °C, thus increasing the pressure by 0.07208 atm. If we assume that the butane gas obeys Boyle's Law and Charle's Law, what would be the expected molar volume at STP? Answer in at least 4 sig figs.

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5.326x10^4 mol of C4H10(g) (butane gas)
is generated into a 178.0 mL headspace,
at 25.0 °C, thus increasing the pressure by
0.07208 atm. If we assume that the
butane gas obeys Boyle's Law and
Charle's Law, what would be the
expected molar volume at STP? Answer in
at least 4 sig figs.

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