A researcher places a reactant for decomposition in an expandable reaction chamber and purges the air from the vessel with nitrogen gas. The 500mL reaction vessel is sealed at a pressure of 1.00atm and 390K. If the decomposition reaction was triggered by an electrical shock, producing 3.1g of oxygen gas, what would the volume (L) of the reaction vessel be if the temperature and pressure were kept constant? Assume

A researcher places a reactant for decomposition in an expandable reaction chamber and purges the air from the vessel with nitrogen gas. The 500mL reaction vessel is sealed at a pressure of 1.00atm and 390K. If the decomposition reaction was triggered by an electrical shock, producing 3.1g of oxygen gas, what would the volume (L) of the reaction vessel be if the temperature and pressure were kept constant? Assume

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A researcher places a reactant for decomposition in an expandable reaction chamber and purges the
air from the vessel with nitrogen gas. The 500mL reaction vessel is sealed at a pressure of 1.00atm
and 390K. If the decomposition reaction was triggered by an electrical shock, producing 3.1g of
oxygen gas, what would the volume (L) of the reaction vessel be if the temperature and pressure
were kept constant?
Assume the volume of the reactant took up negligible space.

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