6. Imagine that each of the three containers in Model 2 contains krypton atoms. The atomic radius of a krypton atom is 88.00 pm. Assuming the atom is a solid sphere, calculate the volume of one krypton atom in liters. Hint: Volume of a sphere equation is V = 7. Calculate the total volume occupied by the krypton atoms in each container in Model 2. Enter these data in tuhe table.

6. Imagine that each of the three containers in Model 2 contains krypton atoms. The atomic radius of a krypton atom is 88.00 pm. Assuming the atom is a solid sphere, calculate the volume of one krypton atom in liters. Hint: Volume of a sphere equation is V = 7. Calculate the total volume occupied by the krypton atoms in each container in Model 2. Enter these data in tuhe table.

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1.0000 mole
1.0000 mole
"Ideal" Volume of Container
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1.00000 L
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6. Imagine that each of the three containers in Model 2 contains krypton atoms. The atomic radius
of a krypton atom is 88.00 pm. Assuming the atom is a solid sphere, calculate the volume of one
krypton atom in liters.
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Hint: Volume of a sphere equation is V = -
7. Calculate the total volume occupied by the krypton atoms in each container in Model 2. Enter
these data in the table.

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