A sample of gas consisting of 9.04 mol occupies a volume of 10.01 L. If another sample of the same gas (under identical conditions) consists of 22.79 mol, what volume in litres of gas are in the second sample? Provide your answer with TWO decimals. V

A sample of gas consisting of 9.04 mol occupies a volume of 10.01 L. If another sample of the same gas (under identical conditions) consists of 22.79 mol, what volume in litres of gas are in the second sample? Provide your answer with TWO decimals. V

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A sample of gas consisting of 9.04 mol occupies a volume of 10.01 L. If another
sample of the same gas (under identical conditions) consists of 22.79 mol, what
volume in litres of gas are in the second sample? Provide your answer with TWO
decimals.
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