**Calculating Sulfur Hexafluoride Density****Problem Statement:**Calculate to three significant digits the density of sulfur hexafluoride gas at exactly 15 °C and exactly 1 atm. You can assume sulfur hexafluoride behaves as an ideal gas under these conditions.**Solution Input Box:**- There is an input box labeled \(\boxed{\text{ }}\) L. This is where the calculated density will be entered.**Interactive Tools:**- A question mark icon likely provides hints or help.- Other icons include options for calculation tools or ways to check your answer.**Explanation or Help Option:**- An "Explanation" button might provide steps or guidance on how to reach the solution.- A "Check" button will likely submit your answer for validation.This educational setup aims to test your understanding of calculating gas densities using the ideal gas law. You can click the explanation for hints and check your answers using the corresponding button.

Given Temperature(T) = 15oC =288k Pressure (P) = 1atm Molecular mass of SF6 (M) =146 g/mol Density (d) =? using the equation -> d R T = P Md R T = P Md×0.0821×288=1×146d =1460.0821×288 = 6.17 g/LSo, density of SF6 = 6.17g/L

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Calculate to three significant digits the density of sulfur hexafluoride gas at exactly 15 °C and exactly 1 atm. You can assume sulfur hexafluoride gas behaves as an ideal gas under these conditions.

Calculate to three significant digits the density of sulfur hexafluoride gas at exactly 15 °C and exactly 1 atm. You can assume sulfur hexafluoride gas behaves as an ideal gas under these conditions.

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