a 77.7gram Sample of methane 2. Consider a 77.7 gram gas, CHy (g). under STP Conditions by Presented 9 how moles of methane are mony of methane b) how are presented many molecules c) how rang atoms arz p resentes in the mar Sample d) What is the Volume of the sample.
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