**Question 1 of 5:****Problem Statement:**At Standard Temperature and Pressure (STP), 10.00 mol of gas occupies approximately what volume in litres? Given: \( R = 0.08314 \, \text{L} \cdot \text{bar/mol} \cdot \text{K} \).**Interactive Answer Section:**- **Response Box:** A space is provided to enter the volume in litres.- **Numerical Keypad:** Includes numbers (0-9), a decimal point, a positive/negative toggle, and a backspace button for corrections.- **Calculation Functionality:** Includes a multiplication by 10 option for scientific notation (x 10^□).- **Additional Resources:** A prompt at the bottom, "Tap here or pull up for additional resources," suggests supplementary material is available for help.**Diagram Explanation:**There are no diagrams or graphs in this image. The user interface is designed to facilitate the calculation and input of a numerical answer.

Given: Mole of gas, n = 10.00mol The temperature and pressure under STP conditions are Pressure, P = 1atm Temperature, T = 273.15K Ideal gas equation is PV=nRT Here, P is pressure T is temperature V is volume n is mole R is gas constant (0.08314L.bar/mol.K)Now using ideal gas equation the volume occupied by 10.00 mol of gas can be determined. The volume calculation is as follows, PV=nRT1 atm×V=10.00 mol×0.08314 L.bar/mol.K×273.15KV=10.00 mol×0.08314 L.bar/mol.K×273.15K1 atm=10.00 mol×0.08314 L.bar/mol.K×273.15K1 bar=227.1L Answer: The volume of gas is 227.1L

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At STP, 10.00 mol of gas occupies approximately what volume in litres? R = 0.08314 L·bar/mol·K.

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